Sentence examples for in such esteem from inspiring English sources

Surely the England rugby league shirt is nowhere near iconic enough for it to be held in such esteem.

This is why designers like Lagerfeld, John Galliano, Alber Elbaz and Marc Jacobs are held in such esteem here.

They hold him in such esteem that they have created special jerseys for the match, with the words "Merci Jonny" stitched across the inside of their collars.

Indeed, Mitchell is held in such esteem among his hometown's musicians that every band approached for this piece was delighted to comment.

Yet it is only a website and, brilliant though it is, it is not the reason why the Masters has been held in such esteem for so long.

"Some of the Nigerian girls come from those areas where juju is held in such esteem and there's so much fear and belief in it," he said.

To be in such esteemed company, Stosur said, "is incredible.

"I like that it is there, I feel honored to be in such esteemed company, and I get a kick out of it," Mr. Cucullu, who was born in Argentina and now lives in Milwaukee, said in a telephone interview.

There, rubbing elbows with the extra-virgin olive oil and cold-pressed canola oil was virtually the last fat I expected to see in such esteemed company: coconut oil.

Listening to the great and the good, from President Alassane Ouattara of Côte d'Ivoire to Jean-Claude Trichet, former president of the European Central Bank, my thoughts turned naturally enough in such esteemed company to the rise of China and the prospects of a "G2" with the United States.

"A Brassai of the backwoods," as he's been deemed by art critic John K. Grande, Flomen's work is included in such esteemed collections as those of LACMA, NYC's Whitney Museum, and George Eastman House.