Значения термина esteem so на английском

There is not a prince in the world, after my king, whom I esteem so much.

Whom do you esteem so highly as Madeleine?

Do you think I could rob you of what you esteem so highly, and with such just reason, too?

It was impossible that a soldier could esteem so dissolute a sovereign, nor is it easy to conceal a just contempt.

His brother, General Florestan Peppé at Naples, whom we esteem so much, is one of the most excellent men I ever knew.

I call it ambition, forasmuch as I have gained an overplus of benefits by acquiring the good-will of your lordship, whom I esteem so highly.

The riches which we esteem so highly in Europe and other parts-suchas gold, jewels, pearls, and other wealth-theyhave no regard for at all.

Fritzing had not met any one he esteemed so much for years.

Miss Hart used the same feather-beds which had once been esteemed so luxurious.

The men we esteemed so great are gathered to their fathers.

But what is this excellent power which you esteemed so desirable?

He's esteemed so highly in Ireland that they offer a large reward for his return.

If my lady be not esteemed so fair as yours, I will fight with you to win the gerfalcon.

"Gratitude so profound as mine, esteem so sincere, must needs grow into a warmer feeling."

The several absurdities and contradictions which flowed from this false principle might, one would think, have been esteemed so many demonstrations against it.

Men esteem him for this a zealous affectionate, but they mistake him many times, for he does it but to be esteemed so.