Sentence examples for sufficient esteem from inspiring English sources

Yes, black Americans are taught in the same schools, read the same texts, watch the same media as whites; and we have never held ourselves in sufficient esteem to codify our culture and teach it to our children free of the majority's blood-splattered filter, as have Jews, some Asian cultures and others.

Among staff who were not physicians, feelings of being disrespected or not being held in sufficient esteem were commonly reported.

Therefore, according to some accounts, esteem should play no role in public politics whatsoever: it is sufficient for individuals to be respected by all and to be esteemed by only some significant others, for example, by their family, friends or fellow members of voluntary associations (Rawls 1971, § 67; Habermas 1993, 258).

Not just esteem, cherish!

Appreciate and esteem your boss.

The feeling in France was that Deschamps failed to instil sufficient belief in his men back in February to topple their esteemed English visitors.

The Jesuit John Gerard wrote that he was "esteemed in his life to be one of the wisest and most resolute and sufficient gentlemen in Worcestershire".

I pity our esteemed minister.

God gave you self-esteem.

Esteemed by many.

(Sorry, esteemed President Petrov).