Sentence examples for may esteem from inspiring English sources

Future generations may esteem him more as a social and moral critic, a pioneer of the society of equality.

Although low outlying mortality may be esteemed, it is unlikely to have the same implications as high outlying mortality.

Indeed, the jet may be most esteemed by those who have been lucky enough to fly it.

The Van Der Leydens may be an esteemed and snooty Knickerbocker family, but they don't count for much in the eyes Cora's frankly ambitious mother.

While men in their 50s may be considered esteemed and a "good catch", women in this age group often feel invisible and less desirable.

While a cosmetics company promoting women's self-esteem may seem disingenuous, there's nothing wrong with wearing makeup.

And the skateboarder revered by the sidewalk set for his daredevil stunts may not be so esteemed by the customers he serves on weekends at Starbucks.

Certain modern innovations may be more highly esteemed than others.

So much so that, while Mexico has historically been deemed the leading "source country" for marijuana, California may now hold that esteemed crown.

Losers in competitions for esteem may well suffer.

We may also bring esteem to our new institutions because we are invited back home as international experts to keynote events and lead prestigious projects.