Sentence examples similar to esteem beginning from inspiring English sources

Esteem began, in fact, with a question.

It was wonderful to see a character with such humble beginnings, and such low self-esteem, beginning to trust herself.

Without his credentials and his income Michele's self-esteem begins to collapse along with his marriage.

John bribes the reluctant Daniel to set up an introduction to his former dealer (Michael K. Williams), and from that moment Daniel's self-esteem begins to crumble.

Gradually, by using this different form of praise (more specific and more credible than "good boy" or "well done") Christian's self-esteem began to improve and so did his behaviour.

My self-esteem began to grow exponentially with my basketball development.

I quit playing football (and baseball, soccer, tennis, and poker) when the derisive laughter got too loud and my self-esteem began to burrow underground in a vain attempt to run for cover, but after a few years my friendship with Jimmer regrouped and took other forms: lots of talk about books, records, and poetry and lots and lots of weed.

This takes a young person with low self esteem to begin with, and just sends him plunging into a world of 'no hope.' And the most dangerous person in the world is the person with no hope.

In a culture that generally celebrates empowerment and self-esteem, A.A. begins with disempowerment.

Eternally grateful for the restoration of her self-esteem, Candy begins pulling strings and opening doors.

Should she do so, she would belong to an esteemed tradition begun over a century ago by Montanan Jeanette Pickering Rankin.