Sentence examples for is greatly esteemed from inspiring English sources
The flesh of some wild animals is greatly esteemed by the Kavirondo, particularly that of the wild cat and leopard; plucky and dextrous hunters, the fiercest hippopotamus and largest elephant invariably succumb to their traps and spears SAVAGERY'S BLUNTED BLADE Not long ago the axe of the Zomba headsman spread terror in the Shiré highlands.
The two careers shared many parallels, and both painters were greatly esteemed in their time.
Taught psychology at Queens College for 36 years and was greatly esteemed by faculty and students alike.
But Lumet loved to direct and he was greatly esteemed by the many actors – notably Al Pacino and Sean Connery – with whom he established a lasting rapport.
Bush the Elder, though, had the advantage of being Ronald Reagan's Vice-President, and Reagan, despite being damaged by the Iran-Contra scandal, was greatly esteemed by his party.
Artistic, energetic, and extraverted, as well as discreet, courageous, and gay, Catherine was greatly esteemed at the dazzling court of Francis I, from which she derived both her political attitudes and her passion for building.
Even in his lifetime his operas were not greatly esteemed — they sounded like the work of a Wagner student, Debussy said, "whom his teacher did not consider very promising" — and they are now forgotten except as oddities for occasional revival.
Generosity is greatly valued.
