Sentence examples for such esteem from inspiring English sources

Surely the England rugby league shirt is nowhere near iconic enough for it to be held in such esteem.

Maxwell, though, thought of fiction writing as his true vocation rather than the magical editing that earned him such esteem.

For the skill that earned him such esteem was his ability to find beauty in ordinary things.

This is why designers like Lagerfeld, John Galliano, Alber Elbaz and Marc Jacobs are held in such esteem here.

They hold him in such esteem that they have created special jerseys for the match, with the words "Merci Jonny" stitched across the inside of their collars.

Indeed, Mitchell is held in such esteem among his hometown's musicians that every band approached for this piece was delighted to comment.

To be in such esteemed company, Stosur said, "is incredible.

Russia is paying particular attention to the opinion of its foreign partners, especially such esteemed politicians as Tony Blair".

Parents of the school's students are generally delighted that their children can dance with such esteemed professionals.

By borrowing from such esteemed predecessors, Ledger was, of course, aligning himself with them, and with their on- and off-screen personas.

Thus far, the programs have brought to Clinton such esteemed artists and ensembles as the pianist Earl Wild, the Emerson String Quartet and the New Haven Symphony.