Sentence examples for she esteems from inspiring English sources

Like the rampant jihadists who frighten her, she esteems the written word so highly that she equates its corruption with damnation.

But it's the portraits of her Welsh terrier Winston (now deceased) and of two Brussels Griffon puppies that she esteems the most, having commissioned them in 1985 from California artist Bradford.

I laughed when the TARDIS appeared to Clara as Clara because it was taking on the image of someone she esteems.

Though she was somewhat less well known than contemporaries like Barbara Cook and Julie Wilson, she was esteemed by lovers of American popular song for her pinpoint diction, sensitive musical phrasing (she had a degree in music theory from Wellesley) and nuanced attention to lyrics as a form of poetic speech.

She'll find self-esteem, she'll find self-confidence, she'll do what she wants to do, but I want her to be able to leave this world a better place.

Moore, at forty-six, was not yet famous, but she was esteemed among poets.

As she described recently in New Scientist, she found the retrofitting of energy efficiency in her cottage - such that all her heating comes from a few solar thermal panels - far easier than she, an esteemed energy expert, had ever imagined.

She is esteemed as one of the world's preeminent scholars on the musical works of Sir Edward Elgar.

She has such self-esteem that she is never insecure and I have learned that from her".

The more the material resisted, the more she fought it.It was all about self-esteem, she said.

She espouses self-esteem to her listeners, but she confides to Bulman, "My legs are the only part of myself I like".