Sentence examples for that esteem from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Warner, it took more than one election to earn that esteem in the eyes of his colleagues.

Or, as three-time host Ricky Gervais once put it: "The Golden Globes are just like the Oscars - except without all that esteem".

"The Globes are just like the Oscars, but without all that esteem," quipped Ricky Gervais, who was hosting the event for the third year running.

Fortunately, we all share impulses of benevolence, and feel reflective affections that esteem those impulses as overriding all others.

The 50-year-old began the night by telling the star-studded audience the Globes were "just like the Oscars... without all that esteem".

Some of those providers have been traditionally held in high esteem by the community and if they use that esteem they have the opportunity to change the practice of chemical informatics.

How long will such devotion endure in a culture that esteems material wealth and individual choice?

"Certain elements of mixology have gotten too dry," he said, referring to a bar ethos that esteems pre-Prohibition cocktails, sometimes to a point of purism.

The founders of all 15 Startup Battlefield Latin America participants join that esteemed network.

It's no secret that esteemed journalist Patt Morrison is a die-hard Angelino--but no one knew to what end.

Journalist Matt Taibbi, writing in Rolling Stone, notes that esteemed economist John Kenneth Galbraith laid the 1929 crash at the feet of banking giant Goldman Sachs.