Sentence examples for were esteemed by from inspiring English sources

Never numerous, the Parsis were esteemed by the British during the period of the Raj, particularly for what was seen as their extraordinary skill in the English language.

He was esteemed by his entire family and many friends.

Bronson Alcott was esteemed by the leading intellectuals of the 19th century, specifically Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau.

He had administrative talent and was esteemed by friend and foe as an honourable negotiator.

Such prophets are esteemed by coreligionists to have a predisposition for such unusual sensations.

Only days earlier, Max Faktor was a favorite of the royal family and was esteemed by the royal court.

Another story is his brother Will is a modest sonneteer whose opinion in painting is esteemed by George.

(Rosenberg was esteemed by Parisian intellectuals, including de Beauvoir and Merleau-Ponty; Greenberg, contemptuous of recent French art, wasn't).

This vibrant, determined and thoughtful woman was esteemed by several generations of authors, playwrights, actors and directors whom she represented.

Lieb's 13 acres of pinot blanc grapes, some dating to 1983, have long been esteemed by other growers.

Literate societies, whether Chinese or Sumerian, have always been esteemed by nonliterate societies, which have borrowed heavily from them.