Sentence examples for the esteem that from inspiring English sources

He's aiming not just to earn the esteem that comes with a big-league contract, but also to grow up and get away from a family that makes him miserable.

They weren't regarded with the esteem that the guys on the Celtics or the other professional teams received.

These violent acts of suppression increased the esteem that governments and the general public felt for the moderate opposition.

"The steelworks was the heart of the local economy," he says, "and more than that, it is the identity, the dignity and the esteem that derived from working there.

That most of us on planet Earth deny that competition has anything to do with the esteem that we, as individuals, confer on a particular book or painting or song or movie does not mean that the Martian is wrong.

Perhaps people will be reminded that as annoying as it may be to have someone rifling through their belongings, TSA agents are, at the end of the day, security employees who are worthy of the esteem that designation implies.

The petition, which boasts 4,798 signatures as of noon on July 30, aims to draw attention to LOCOG's failure to acknowledge or compensate artists participating in the Olympics and laments the "low esteem" that LOCOG holds for artists in general.

For Dickens, financial success and the public esteem that accompanied it were not anchored to character or ability.

In the later Empire, the dignitas ("worth, esteem") that attended on senatorial or equestrian rank was refined further with titles such as vir illustris, "illustrious man".

"Because I've played for England before, I know exactly the honour and esteem that goes with it," he said.

In The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone, she plays a woman with such low esteem that, toward the end of the film, she throws her keys down to a young gigolo she has never even met.