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At a time when most of the country's political leaders are despised as venal, lazy or inept, its senior jurist is held in esteem.

In Vietnam, an individual perceived as knowledgeable (either due to academic training or age) is held in esteem.

The Yorkshireman has long been held in esteem by fashion.

Another of his works, "Man as Male and Female" (1975), is held in wide esteem as an early plea for equality among the sexes.

Georg Kreisler was widely acknowledged in Germany and Austria as a master of the satirical songs for which Viennese cabaret is held in such esteem.

In Russia and China, too, he is held in great esteem.

"Salazar is someone who is held in high esteem by the White House".

The HFPA is held in low esteem by real journalists.

Fellow former royal adviser Mandla Hlatshwayo, now active in the country's pro-democracy movement, agrees that the monarchy as an institution is held in very high esteem.

"It is no wonder that the PCC is held in such low esteem," he wrote.

His son, Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn, is held in much less esteem.