By April 2015, Embassy Row (not to be confused with Embassy Suites) was gutted, spiffed up and modernized- and now merits an esteemed spot in Washington DC's constellation of top hotels.
Spencer, then, merits greater esteem if for no other reason than that Sidgwick, besides Mill, took him so seriously as a fellow utilitarian worthy of his critical attention.
Since it is all about looking up and looking down at people, snobs are quick to decide who merits disdain and who deserves esteem.
Not just esteem, cherish!
Appreciate and esteem your boss.
You will need it and an internship will give you merit-based self esteem.
Alluding to the person on Nicola wrote Washington, it is well recognized that "The same abilities which have lead us, through difficulties apparently insurmountable by human power, to victory and glory, those qualities that have merited and universal esteem and veneration Obtained the of an army, would be most likely to conduct and direct us in the smoother paths of peace.
While there are no extant paintings that can be positively identified as his work, his name is so esteemed that many paintings of merit have been attributed to him, including the famed portrait of Sugawara Michizane, a contemporary scholar-statesman.
In it, a round table of esteemed intellectuals discuss the album's merits, though they seem unable to decide if it's funny, or whether "funny" is even a relevant measure of the work's importance.
Let us give public testimony to his virtues, to his merit, to all the qualities that have made him esteemed by the Emperor and that have rendered him dear to his friends and to his family.
