Sentence examples for when esteem from inspiring English sources
Although Mr. Tillim wrote on a wide range of topics, he was most identified with representational and figurative painting, which he supported at a time when esteem for that sort of work was at its lowest ebb.
Merchants have been urging Congress to take action on swipe fees for years, but it's only now, when esteem for the financial sector is at a low ebb, that there's been any hope of a tough regulatory response.
Reviewers tend to shake their heads in remorse when esteemed artists are neglected.
The first glimpses of maize domestication came in the 1960s, when esteemed U.S. archaeologist Richard MacNeish excavated at caves in Mexico's Tehuacán Valley, a center of early Mesoamerican agriculture.
When esteemed actor and Oscar winner Sir Michael Caine did "Jaws: The Revenge," he famously said "I have never seen it, but by all accounts it is terrible.
For those of you who are unaware of its origins, the tradition of Black History Month originated in 1926 when esteemed Black historian and journalist Dr. Carter G. Woodson created what was at the time referred to as Negro History Week.
When esteemed poet Jana Harris finally found herself with a large plot of land to call her own, she knew that her dream of raising horses could finally be tackled.
Money fills the void when self esteem crumbles and it is where confidence answers to competence.
Taunting with "na-na-na-na, hey-hey-hey, goo-oodbye!" when an esteemed pro misses a putt?
Way back, when sports' esteemed "Bookie" prize was hesitantly begun in conjunction with the lamented Sportspages bookshop, cricket books always dominated.
It is not so harmless when athletes esteemed by generations appear to bless what become financial disasters that threaten regional economic devastation.
