Sentence examples for widespread esteem from inspiring English sources

This process is "forwarded by the artifice of politicians" (T 3.2.2.25), who assist nature by cultivating widespread esteem for justice and abhorrence of injustice in order to govern more easily.

Despite widespread esteem for his priestly and scholarly attainments and the purity of his religious aspirations, Hōnen himself, in his penetrating self-reflection, expressed a profound awareness of his incapacity to fulfill any Buddhist practice and thereby advance himself toward enlightenment.

With politics and government now held in such widespread low esteem, many British liberals would now instinctively answer in favour of the courts.

In anticipation of the widespread news coverage of this esteemed report, climate contrarians appear to be in damage control mode, trying to build up skeptical spin in media climate stories.

The death of Green Mile star Michael Clarke Duncan on Monday sparked off an unexpectedly widespread reaction; the big, genial actor was held in high esteem by his peers and the film world was shocked by his early demise, at only 54.

"Other emotional issues, such as low self-esteem, anger, stress or sleep problems are also widespread".

On election day, Cleveland won about 100,000 more popular votes than Harrison, evidence of the esteem in which the president was held and to the widespread desire for a lower tariff.

Introduction: Despite the widespread expectation that orthodontic treatment improves psychological well-being and self-esteem, there is little objective evidence to support this.

Others as esteemed as Ebert have not had the same direct and widespread influence.

Despite the esteem in which Raging Bull is now held, its initial release was hardly a cause for widespread celebration.

Widespread distribution of the booklet will help to empower girls with knowledge, help to increase their self-esteem and ultimately their school attendance.