Sentence examples for public estimation of from inspiring English sources

But automobiles have fallen in the public estimation of younger people.

Why wasn't it possible for people like me to help elucidate a prospectus that would have been attractive?" For all that he may be somewhat overestimating the power and public estimation of newspaper opinion writers, he sounds chastened.

The blue plaque scheme, much imitated across the world, was founded by the Royal Society of Arts in 1866 – with brown plaques – with the grand aim of increasing "the public estimation for places which have been the abodes of men who have made England what it is".

Donald MacLeod is principal of the Free Church College of Edinburgh Politicians have fallen so low in public estimation that the likes of Piers Morgan are emboldened to ask offensive questions.

Diane Abbott is MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington Politicians have fallen so low in public estimation that the likes of Piers Morgan are emboldened to ask offensive questions.

(AB-Public) My estimation of public health really dropped in the whole H1N1 roll out, and the way that it was communicated.

Ever since the Jets reported the Patriots to league officials for videotaping their defensive signals in the first game of the season, the tenor of Belichick's reputation, at least in the public estimation, has changed.

The author Hilary Mantel is in a similar place in public estimation.

It does not belittle her in the public estimation".

At the end of that year, a brilliant attack on Disraeli's budget brought the government down and Gladstone rose in public estimation.

It plays well, rhetorically – telling people they'll get to decide, flattering the public's estimation of its collective wisdom.