Sentence examples for called esteem from inspiring English sources
Naomi Judd: Opposite: Big Mama to the actress Ashley and the singer Wynonna, Naomi is now flogging a new line of skincare products called Esteem.
It was this Mitsubishi that was only called Esteem in the US, I don't know what that means, maybe that the manufacturer felt that Americans need esteem, but it just felt right on the money for the character.
To call esteemed author Peter S. Beagle "erudite" may seem obvious, but our conversation proves wonderful and illuminating.
So Peter is kind of unique". To call esteemed author Peter S. Beagle "erudite" may seem obvious, but our conversation proves wonderful and illuminating.
Sounding genuinely perplexed, she added: "There is this extraordinary thing called self-esteem which is pumped into the children now".
He acknowledged that some critics might question the panelists' ties to Mr. Hynes, but called them "esteemed individuals with the highest integrity".
Among the 20 or so books on the shelves were several volumes dedicated to cats, and a self-help book on raising families called Self-Esteem: a Family Affair.
First, whether it is called self-esteem or narcissism, a child needs to encounter positive experiences of love, particularly in interactions with his early caregivers, that may help him construct more self-confidence or a stronger sense of self during development.
Body image is a child's internal representation of their own outer appearance [ 6] whereas self-concept (also called self-esteem) is how a child feels about all the characteristics that make up his or her person, taking into account, among other things, skills and abilities, interactions with others, and physical self-image [ 10].
4. In discussions of toleration, one finds alongside the conceptions mentioned thus far a fourth one which I call the esteem conception.
In Fiji the teeth are known as tabua, traditionally given as gifts for atonement or esteem (called sevusevu), and were important in negotiations between rival chiefs.
