Sentence examples for official esteem from inspiring English sources

She soon bore him two sons, and last year she was spoken of publicly -- and favorably -- in the North Korean media, suggesting that her sons were rising in official esteem.

So to have the president of France — the highest official of an esteemed European land — single out the Roma as some kind of hostile force was, Mr. Schwarzenberg said, "such a shock, and such a surprise".

No less an esteemed official than former Treasury Secretary and Goldman Sachs' chief executive, Henry Paulson Jr. cited the need to "create conditions that encourage private investment in clean technologies".

Americans hold many of their public officials in low esteem.

It makes them feel good," says one senior American official.Russia's self-esteem has long been inseparable from its relationship with America.

He helped prosecute mob bosses and their hired hands, but reading "Eddie Coyle," it's clear that he at least admired their language, and didn't hold cops or elected officials in much higher esteem.

When Hoag Hospital announced this spring it would no longer provide elective abortions, officials at the esteemed Orange County medical center said the decision was made because of low demand.

Surely, this couldn't be what these esteemed officials have in mind when they call for this renowned serial offender to "apologize".

Granted, there were a few colleagues and other teachers who liked my essay, but I was shocked that two highly esteemed officials would posses such opposition to the product of my idea.

UNDER the 1996 constitution, all 11 of South Africa's official languages "must enjoy parity of esteem and be treated equitably".

But the mayor is held in higher esteem than many elected officials across the country, who have watched their approval ratings nose-dive.