Sentence examples for objects of esteem from inspiring English sources

The battle line between non-sellable and sellable art has become a cordial abyss, with crowd-beguiling Festival Art, on one side, and, on the other, humanity's eternal commerce in objects of esteem.

At art fairs, which finally displaced galleries as the center ring of the global business in objects of esteem, art works were celebrated as an "asset class" of nearly liquid wealth.

The generous person "knows in what manner and for what reason anyone ought to have esteem or contempt for himself," and he possesses the perfection that is the object of that esteem.

He was so confident, she thought, so sure that she still felt herself the lucky object of the esteemed professor's attention.

"There is a lot of talk about parity of esteem.

However, other philosophers treat "esteem" and (appraisal) "respect" as synonyms, and Darwall (2004) calls appraisal respect a form of esteem.

The loss of esteem crosses party lines.

This turn of events is due to the increasing number of scandals that have made several esteemed members of the legislature objects of disdain.

They are objects of ridicule.

They were objects of lust.

And as objects of desire.