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Sentences ending with esteem

Whether it be true or not, I can say, for one, that I have no other so great as that of being truly esteemed of my fellow-men, by rendering myself worthy of their esteem. [7]
I fancied that there was at times something pathetic in her wistful desire for our affection and esteem. [4]
The son of the Mukaukas has not yet undergone such a dazzling change of hue; but he has a feeling and impressible heart--and I hold even that in high esteem. [10]
Hence her remark that he himself deemed her lover worthy of esteem. [10]
At the end of that time I was fortunate enough to show my employer such substantial results as to earn his commendation--ay, and his confidence, which was the highest token of that man's esteem. [9]
Please be assured of my highest respect and esteem. [7]
This, be it known, was a typical proof of Jerry's esteem. [9]
Some things in it nettled me, especially an unnecessarily earnest assurance that, in spite of all I had done in the writing line, I still retained a place in her esteem. [14]
But what do I care for esteem! [10]
That to accuse him of scheming for my inheritance would gain me nothing in Mr. Washington's esteem. [9]

Short sentences using esteem

You esteem her, sir? [12]
I value your esteem. [10]
I esteem it a treasure. [14]

More example sentences with the word esteem in them

They trust that you will receive it as an expression of sincere regard and affection from friends, who will, one and all, esteem it a great privilege to be permitted to assist in the restoration of your home. [6]
We left him with professions of esteem and respect which were real. [6]
Fire is fought with fire, and you would be using all possible means to do what you esteem a great good. [11]
Now, who and what the young man is, and the esteem in which he and his father are held by men--" "I know well," interrupted Apollodorus, "and my house has never been so highly honored as in your visit. [10]
I never saw Washington at all, but still have a mild esteem of the good man. [4]
But, as it was, their relations always remained somewhat formal, and Chase never felt quite at ease under a chief whom he could not understand, and whose character and powers he never learned to esteem at their true value. [7]
His highest desire was to win esteem, and he often did so. [10]
The ex-Minister Stein was there because his advice was useful and the Emperor Alexander held him in high esteem personally. [2]
In her character was every quality that in woman invites and engages respect, esteem, affection, and homage. [5]
The young widow was a great favorite with the old couple, but higher in their esteem even than she, had been the younger brother of her deceased husband. [10]
Hackett was a vain, wealthy, violent gentleman, who held his blood and family in high esteem, and believed that a reverent respect was due to his great riches. [5]
And many a token of his love, esteem, and admiration gave her courage, when even her brave heart began to quail. [10]
He showed favour to the justice who had pitied him when he was supposed to have stolen a pig, and he had the gratification of seeing him grow in the public esteem and become a great and honoured man. [5]
Without being able to share all her opinions, philosophical, political, or religious,--without adopting her theories,--I yet find a worth and greatness in herself, and a consistency, benevolence, perseverance in her practice, such as wins the sincerest esteem and affection. [14]
As I was thrust along out of the hall by the ebb of the crowd still other expressions of this esteem came to me in fragments, expressions of sorrow and dismay, of a loyalty I had not imagined. [9]
When he reads this, as I hope he will, let him be assured of my esteem and respect; and if he gained any accommodation from being in my company, let me tell him that I learned a lesson from his active benevolence. [6]
Napoleon, without giving them a glance, turned to Balashev: "Assure the Emperor Alexander from me," said he, taking his hat, "that I am as devoted to him as before: I know him thoroughly and very highly esteem his lofty qualities. [2]
Likewise they approved the well-devised plan which he had proposed for the bettering of such matters, and my heart beat high with pride as I perceived the great esteem in which the worshipful elders of our town held their younger fellow. [10]
Yet the esteem, the love of the man to whom her heart clung, whom she worshipped with all the fervour of her passionate soul, might be at stake, and when he now seized his hat to withdraw she barred his way. [10]
In regard to the Germans and foreigners, I esteem them no better than other people, nor any worse. [7]
Nothing distinguished the Syrian from a thousand of his fellows but the cunning stamped on his sharply-cut features; still, the great Magian seemed to hold him in some esteem, for he readily replied to the little man's questions and remarks. [10]
Herdegen, to be sure, was likewise famed in Nuremberg as a doughty champion; yet it is ever the way in Franconia, nay, and in all Germany, to esteem outlandish means more highly than the best at home. [10]
Let her remain such to you, let her continue to be as you have supposed, and be assured that she will consider a share in your esteem as her highest treasure. [5]
Tell us, thou son of Rameses, that art growing up under the young sycamores, which shall some day over-shadow the land-whom dost thou esteem the highest among thy companions? [10]
I meet them, Sir, every day, and the more I see of them the more I esteem them and the more grateful I am that our institutions give us the opportunity of securing their services. [5]
But if this should be his doom, if his purpose cost him his life, he would still have done what was right, and his comrades, whose esteem he valued, could still think of him as a brave brother-in-arms. [10]
Crumbs from the rich man's table don't avail any more to open the pearly gates even of popular esteem in this world. [4]
Let us both remain worthy of the esteem which, thank Heaven! [10]
And how the pert young thing of eleven will chance to be the favorite wife and her own venerable grandmother have to rank away down toward D 4 in their mutual husband's esteem, and have to sleep in the kitchen, as like as not. [5]
Not a single person had vouchsafed Hermon a greeting; for the artist, divested of the highest esteem, had been involved in the ugly suspicion of having driven his uncle from Alexandria, and the monarch was said to have spoken unfavourably of him. [10]
Thousands of good people who in the midst of their everyday surroundings command our esteem and attract our regard give rise to very different feelings when they are taken out of the circle to which they belong. [10]
I have seen people greatly enjoy themselves, and elevate themselves in their own esteem, in a wise and critical talk about all the choice wines, while they were sipping a decoction, the original cost of which bore no relation to the price of grapes. [4]
D.W.] "Had it only depended on himself, he could easily have pardoned the transgression of a law, which I, as a foreigner, could not be expected to understand, and might (though unjustly) esteem as a foolish superstition. [10]
At the time of the expulsion a few favored Israelites had been allowed to stay, among them the worthy Rodrigo, the doctor's father, who had been the king's physician and was held in high esteem by the sovereign. [10]
With the feelings of deep gratitude to you and them for this testimonial of regard and esteem I beg you to notify them that I accept the invitation so kindly tendered. [7]
She had undoubtedly noticed how deeply this had lowered her in Frau Kastenmayr's esteem, and the discovery had been painful and wounded her vanity; but what did she care now for her, for her brother, for all Ratisbon? [10]
Although he had not risen above the position of paying teller, Thomas Leffingwell had a unique place in the city of his birth; and the esteem in which he was held by capitalists and clerks proves that character counts for something. [9]
And you must not doubt my esteem, my appreciation," (her sense of justice forced this from her), "my good wishes. [4]
But, jesting aside, Mr. President, woman is lovable, gracious, kind of heart, beautiful--worthy of all respect, of all esteem, of all deference. [5]
Cleopatra rejoiced to mark his long slow draught, for she thought the Roman meant to imply by it that he could not cease to esteem himself happy in the favor she had shown him. [10]
If I should lose your esteem I should go into a convent. [4]
And I soon learned that trustworthiness is held in greater esteem in a border community than anywhere else. [9]
Whether Wolf believed it or not, Father Hamberger, whom he surely remembered as Prior of the Minorites, and who at that time enjoyed universal esteem, had taken a wife, and the rest of the monks had followed the iniquitous example. [10]
The elder sister is not now very friendly towards me, but I do not esteem her the less for that; the younger one seems less grave and reserved than Klea; I saw how she responded to your smile when the procession broke up. [10]
The Cranberry iron is in great esteem, as it has the peculiar quality of the Swedish iron. [4]
I fell visibly in their respect and esteem, and I should have fallen in my own, except that I had already struck bottom, and there wasn't any place to fall to. [5]
He had imbibed in Padua mistaken ideas which, unhappily, are held in high esteem by many from whom we should expect more discernment. [10]
To be held in light esteem, nay, even despised, was part of her calling, like her constant wandering. [10]
Joan held them in light esteem and not things to be afraid of in the existing modified condition of English confidence. [5]
She rapidly advanced in esteem, in good report, and in usefulness, and Abelard as rapidly lost ground. [5]
His remarkable skill, his reserved nature, and the natural charm of his manner soon awakened esteem and regard among the young Spaniards, with whom he associated. [10]
As tokens of his esteem, See Yup presented the party with gaudy plumes made of gold tinsel and trimmed with peacocks' feathers. [5]
They might esteem his energy and profit by his advice and experience, but they did not want his services. [4]
The king held him in such high esteem, that he was inferior to no one but the king himself, and the minister of the house of war. [10]
That she held him in so much higher esteem than the younger hero, whose return he had dreaded, pleased him, but he had grown grey in the strict fulfilment of duty, and would not deviate from what he considered right. [10]
To him, to him alone her heart belonged, worthy of esteem as the duke, who was so much his junior, appeared. [10]
I beg your Highness to credit what he says to you, especially when he expresses the sentiment of esteem and special regard I have long entertained for your person. [2]
Always--from all companies, high or low--she went forth richer in honor and esteem than when she came. [5]
She had a high esteem and warm regard for the man who so fervently desired her love. [10]
She saw that her plot was detected by the man whose esteem she most valued, and a loving woman is glad to recognize the superiority of her lover. [10]
But in all her former acts of self-sacrifice she had been happily conscious that they raised her in her own esteem and in that of others, and so made her more worthy of Nicholas whom she loved more than anything in the world. [2]
The classics, formerly held in such high esteem beneath its roof, must now rank below the sciences and modern languages, which are regarded as most important. [10]
A wealthy aristocrat, he is a generous patron of literature, and also holds art and science in high esteem. [10]
These gentlemen all have my highest esteem, but no one of them is originally suggested by me except Mr. Dayton. [7]
She could never have expected that he would hold her in high esteem, since he was so indifferent to her art that he did not even think it worth while to lift his eyes to the rope. [10]
The youth, who had determined in the Circus to risk his life, if need be, in order to clear himself of the taint of suspicion, judged that the moment had come to make good the mistake which had robbed him of his fellow-citizens' esteem. [10]
The sculptor's capacities had commanded the Emperor's esteem, his fresh and independent nature had at first suited and attracted him, but even during the walk together through the streets, the young man's uncompromising manner of treating him as an equal had become unpleasing to him. [10]
This esteem gave greater certainty that any backsheesh coming from the estate of Benn Claridge would not be sifted through many hands on its way to himself. [11]
The birth of George Washington in it has not raised it in public esteem. [4]
I am sorry for this, both for his sake and for that of poor Philotas, who was held in high esteem by our mother. [10]
I have esteem for some, and, I trust, courtesy for all. [14]
Do you not find in persons whom you love, whom you esteem, and even admire, some marks of obliquity in mental vision? [6]
She was Wolff Eysvogel's betrothed bride, and it seemed to him a very pleasant thing to call the young man, whom he had so quickly learned to esteem, his brother-in-law. [10]
There the latter expected to name the city to be newly founded "Arsinoe" for her, and-to show his esteem for the priesthood--to consecrate in person the new Temple of Tum in the city of Pithom, near Heroopolis. [10]
He did not expect ever to right himself in Alma's esteem, but he hoped some day to let her know that he had understood. [8]
With very great esteem, your humble servant, J. I. Elfonzo. [5]
Well, I don't esteem you the less for it. [2]
My respects and esteem to all your friends there, and, by your permission, my love to your Fanny. [7]
Ye all, whose esteem is worth so much to me, shall know them too. [10]
But the evident esteem in which Byron's memory is held in the Armenian monastery of St. Lazzaro, at Venice, must be otherwise accounted for. [4]
Dark-skinned Xaver had entered the priesthood and was living in Rome in high esteem, as a member of a Spanish order. [10]
It would be dreadful to lose the love and esteem of her dear old friends, and she cried a little as this possibility came over her. [4]
The esteem of Diodoros was dear to him, and, when his young comrade spoke to him, he felt at first as though he were doing him an unexpected honor; but then he fell back into the suspicion that this was only for his sister's sake. [10]
It will last but a few minutes, and the only subject of discussion will be a matter--an exchange by which you will recover something you value and have lost, and grant me I hope, if not your esteem, at any rate a word of forgiveness. [10]
Dark complexions, as being most common, are naturally held in the highest esteem. [1]
His place was at court, where some day he would win a distinguished position, and nothing could render her happier than the news that he had attained the highest honour, esteem, and fame. [10]
The Convention that assembled in June last did me the honor, if it be one, and I esteem it such, to nominate me as their candidate for the United States Senate. [7]
Almost as bad as selling one's vote for--but I forget; you did not sell your vote--you only accepted a little trifle, a small token of esteem, for your brother-in-law. [5]
We esteem him as much as you do. [4]
I esteem you, and you are dear to me. [10]
In worldly goods and honors, in the respect and esteem of my fellow-men, I had been happy indeed. [9]
I know him, and esteem him so highly----" "That you invite his plighted bride to nocturnal love dalliance, and exchange love messages with her," interrupted the other. [10]
Your husband, I am ready to admit, stands high in my esteem, and when he wants me he will no doubt send for me. [10]
The Duke of Alva then lived as viceroy in Brussels, and this nobleman held my mistress in high esteem, nay had even twice paid us the honor of a visit. [10]
Friedrich Froebel had also pronounced esteem for manual labour to be genuinely and originally German, and therefore each pupil was assigned a place where he could wield spades and pickaxes, roll stones, sow, and reap. [10]
Nevertheless, she regarded Alba with great admiration, for he was a man of ability, whom the Emperor Charles had held in high esteem. [10]
A man ca'nt afford to lower himself in his own esteem, at my time of life. [4]
Mr. Jackson had a thoroughbred horse near by that was a pleasure to see, and my admiration of his mount seemed to set me as firmly in Mr. Jackson's esteem again as that gentleman himself sat in the saddle. [9]
The fires of a modest valour fluttered in her cheeks, and she pieced out his sentence: "With all my life's esteem. [11]
The Baron is a fine man, and is said to stand high in the Emperor's confidence and esteem. [5]

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