Sentence examples for esteem from from inspiring English sources

Writer holds Conway in high esteem from the days when he handled stars for Ben Whitaker.

Women, Dr. Brownell said, must "uncouple their body esteem from their basic self-esteem," and realize how destructive these unrealistic ideals can be.

If they do receive some sort of esteem from the author it's primarily because they prove themselves adept at exploiting the weaknesses of others.

Sometimes actors get bummed out, but if you don't really detach your self esteem from if you do or don't get a part, or if you do or don't get a good review, this business will drive you insane.

The goal of the campaign is to recruit "influentials," she said, describing this group as "people who talk to five times as many people a day as the typical person, who derive self esteem from having new information".

A notary and the son of an innkeeper, possessing an imagination that easily accepted the most flattering fantasies, he gained esteem from the rumours he circulated that he was the son of Emperor Henry VII.

Many people gain self-esteem from their financial position and material goods.

The jury said Tallulah experienced low self-esteem from an early age.

I am protected by a lot of angels from any self-esteem, from the capacity to feel content with myself.

Paired t-test analysis found participants had significantly decreased depressive symptoms and negative thinking, and significantly increased self-esteem from T1 to T2.

She added: "These are people who talk to five times as many people a day as the typical person, who derive self-esteem from having new information".