Sentence examples for esteem others from inspiring English sources
A guiding principle, Fell says, was that no-one should "strive for Mastery" but everyone should "esteem others better than themselves" (Fell 1710, 55).
Consequently, when we have difficulty admitting our mistakes and apologizing, we remind ourselves that it's the right thing to do and that regardless of whether our self-disclosure increases the esteem others have for us or not, we are increasing the esteem we have for ourselves, and that this is what matters in the long run.
Love: Honoring and esteeming others.
If you can hang on to your self-esteem, other people will help beat it out of you.
"The desire of the esteem of others is as real a want of nature as hunger; and the neglect and contempt of the world as severe a pain as the gout or stone".
In "The Lives of Margaret Fuller, John Mattesonn tells us that Ralph Waldo Emerson thought she exhibited "an overweening sense of power, and slight esteem of others"; Nathaniel Hawthorne found her, as Matteson puts it, "exquisitely irritating"; and Edgar Allan Poe portrayed her acidly.
John Adams said it beautifully: "The desire of the esteem of others is as real a want of nature as hunger, and the neglect and contempt of the world as severe a pain as the gout or stone".
Their pay is also likely to be inflated beyond what is necessary, their self-image is bolstered, and they enjoy the esteem of others for the career status allegedly achieved through possessing a rare ability to perform their job well.
The natural attachment of spirit is to honor and, more generally, to recognition and esteem by others (581a).
If possession of white skin confers status and attracts the esteem of others, derogating nonwhite individuals can help to build and sustain a top position for whites in the skin color hierarchy.
