Word: esteeming
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...theoretical exposition of the doctrine of protection that has ever been presented. While he was a lecturer in Political Economy he was always a staunch supporter of protection to American industries. Professor Bowen now confines himself to Philosophy, and the popularity of his courses attest his success and the esteem in which he is held by the students...
...chosen words. He said that two pleasant duties devolved upon him - first, the cordial welcoming of every person in the great congregation, assembled to do honor to the memory of so good and great a man; and, secondly, the presentation of so appropriate a tribute of the love and esteem in which Dr. Walker was held by one of his parishioners, who considered him the nearest to perfection of any man she ever...
...their players claim the right to play off-side and foul. We are forced to admit that the action of the eleven and the college press has been charmingly consistent and equally contemptible. Their bluff game has won them the championship but has lost them the respect and esteem of their opponents. If they are contented with such a state of affairs it is to be regretted, since such a frame of mind will augur badly for the future of inter-collegiate sports in general, and particularly of foot-ball...
...doctor was marked by the rising of the pupils, and as their clapping ceased, one of the members of the school presented him, in behalf of his last class, a beautiful "Loving Cup," inscribed with a quotation from one of the "poet's" own poems. This proof of the esteem of his pupils was a hard blow to the doctor, but the inevitable photographer and his camera gave him time to recover sufficiently to begin his lecture. There were three times in a man's life, he said, when he might properly consider himself the centre of attraction...
...rumored that Dr. Beech of the Harvard Medical School will shortly resign the demonstratorship of anatomy. This will be a great loss, as he stands in the foremost rank of scientists, as well as being held in high esteem by his pupils...