Sentence examples for its esteem for from inspiring English sources

Its esteem for dogs notwithstanding, the university hasn't given up on mechanizing them.

A rich country may decide to pay teachers well in order to get the best graduates into schools or to underscore its esteem for the profession.

The most interesting aspect of 13 Hours is its low esteem for interventionism.

The name he has chosen for this ensemble reflects his esteem for its youngish but accomplished lineup: the saxophonist Marcus Strickland, the guitarist Miles Okazaki, the bassist Kiyoshi Kitagawa and the drummer Lee Pearson.

I once heard him express his esteem for a friend by saying, "He has never owned a motor".

Although some may presently view the book as obscene and unfit for public reading, universities across the globe hold in the highest esteem for its deft display of stream-of-consciousness as well as its meticulously structured plot that intertwines various themes about the struggles of the "Modern Man".

The magazine soon earned wide esteem for its political and literary criticism, and by 1818 it had attained a circulation of 13,500.

It was dismissed at the time, but critical esteem for it grew over the years.

It is esteemed for salmon, and its valley is known for high-quality whisky distilleries.

It was held in highest esteem for more than a dozen years until 1976, but experts say its internal influence with the central intelligence director has declined since.

Until the last decade or so, television was filled with iconic teacher characters reflecting an earlier esteem for the profession and recognition of its value.