Esteems

As much as he seems to wish it did not exist, this is the beating heart of the Zuckerberg the movie portrays, and he in this goal he esteems so highly, he most certainly fails. ❋ Elizabeth Nicholas (2010)

Since when has this slayer of political democracy, destroyer of social cohesion and robber of economic independence and prosperity promoted himself as supreme spiritual mediator between the rest of us and deities we respectively esteems? ❋ Unknown (2009)

He now esteems that knockout trophy and, of course, the Champions League, but these have been chastening days. ❋ Unknown (2012)

If so, as someone who esteems the institution of marriage, I hardly like to have the magazine in the house. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Tesla has everything the author esteems in a protagonist: He is a bachelor with peculiar fixations and a sturdy obliviousness to misfortune; he is rude and temperamental, but somehow endearing. ❋ Sam Sacks (2011)

"Obama has brought to America's international leadership an intelligence, grace and dignity most of the world justly esteems," columnist Max Hastings wrote. ❋ Keith B. Richburg (2010)

But most of its officers, and certainly its rank and file, have no desire to fight the public, which esteems the armed forces for their heroic role in the 1973 War against Israel. ❋ Eric Margolis (2011)

All of these films won the Oscar for Best Picture, so the reader might assume that Thomson has gathered both movies he esteems and ones he judges influential commercially, culturally, or otherwise. ❋ Unknown (2008)

For better or worse, she is saddled with a glib bad boy, and in an interconnected world that esteems integrity, can we afford this? ❋ Unknown (2008)

"I have great confidence that some of the things that come from marriage, believing that you are part of the first class kind of relationship in this country, that you are ... in the status of relationships that this society most values, most esteems, considers the most legitimate and the most appropriate, undoubtedly has benefits that are not part of domestic partnerships." ❋ Unknown (2010)

The working class esteems the old man for his wisdom and advice while people with "courtly breeding" would denigrate him. ❋ Unknown (2008)

It seems that the answers will depend on what one esteems most about SF, and whether one views it principally as entertainment or as visionary literature (and it can sometimes combine a little of both, but it's an uneasy partnership). ❋ Unknown (2008)

He offers a business “gonnegtion” to Nick and esteems that Gatsby went to “Oggsford College.” ❋ Unknown (2008)

You would instantly raise the self-esteems of millions of women. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I remember reading that the most successful people often have the lowest self-esteems. ❋ Unknown (2009)