Sentence examples for less esteemed from inspiring English sources
But the press warned that Hollande's provincial hand-shaking was also reminiscent of the less esteemed Jacques Chirac.
Not only are these vineyards less esteemed terroirs, they mostly grow the "wrong" grape — pinot meunier, long considered the lowliest of the three main Champagne varieties.
But she had a lot to say when Mr. Rushing asked for her thoughts about his feeling that modern dance is less esteemed than ballet.
There is little real difference between, say, Handel's highly regarded "Rinaldo" (1711), which combines reworked arias from his earlier works with fresh recitative, and his less esteemed "Oreste" (1734), with new recitative and ballet music binding together recycled arias, though Handel billed the first as an original work and the second as a self-pastiche.
Others accuse him of being anti-Semitic, anti-Israeli or un-American.Campus Watch's defenders say it is making academics, many of them less esteemed than Mr Esposito, publicly accountable for their views and indeed lies (such as saying that no Israelis were killed in the World Trade Centre).
Lenovo only has until 2010 to make free use of the trusted IBM name, before having to switch to its own, less esteemed label.Lenovo's shares tumbled recently on news that IBM had sold some of its Lenovo holding a disposal that was long expected.
His son, Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn, is held in much less esteem.
Grabbing, clutching and using their forearms, many international players clearly hold this collection of N.B.A. All-Stars in much less esteem than they did their Olympic predecessors.
I find him in the bottom of my heart I hear continually his Voice therein And books, & priests, & worlds, I less esteem Who says the heart's a blind guide?
The Sunni version of early Islamic history was assertively proclaimed this summer in a television series entitled "Omar"—about the second Muslim caliph, who is regarded as a model ruler by Sunnis (accounting for over 80% of Muslims) but held in much less esteem by Shias.
He was never less than esteemed in France, notably by poets and writers.
