estimable

estimable assets; an estimable distance.

an estimable young professor.

an estimable distance

an estimable contribution to society

an estimable work ethic

an estimable example for others

I think I hear the fairy footstep of your estimable partner.

It had occurred to the estimable Gloria that she was probably with child.

In fact I was even offered the job of associate artistic director of a very estimable rep company.

After fifteen minutes filled with estimable brilliancies, Gloria appeared, fresh in starched yellow, bringing atmosphere and an increase of vitality.

Her piety unfeigned, her willingness to oblige, and her angelic disposition, rendered her the Darling of all that was estimable in the Convent.

They endured Tana as they endured ill weather and sickness of the body and the estimable Will of God—as they endured all things, even themselves.

The old gentleman being still in a state of most estimable unconsciousness, the bridegroom cried out in his accustomed voice, " Now Aged P. you know; who giveth" ?

Fred felt horribly jealous — was glad, of course, that Mr. Farebrother was so estimable, but wished that he had been ugly and fat as men at forty sometimes are.

" But Mistress Tournebroche would be still more estimable if she should have had intercourse with a Sylph, as Semiramis had and Olympias and the mother of that grand pope Sylvester II" .

" What is the use of my continually repeating that he is a good and estimable man? He is an inward torment to me, and I am incapable of being just toward him" .