Sentence examples for esteem the idea from inspiring English sources

This idea is particularly prevalent in the UK, my home country, which generally seems to hold in high esteem the idea that increased racial mixing is a marker of progress – as if it had never existed previously.

Let alone that "parity of esteem": the idea that users of mental health services would be on an equal footing with those accessing healthcare for physical conditions – for example by introducing guaranteed waiting times for some treatments – would be championed by politicians across the spectrum, alongside vigorous action to tackle the enduring stigma attached to mental ill-health.

Since an addict lacks healthy self-esteem, the idea that he or she is worthy of living a healthy life is an important first step.

On Martin Bashir's show on MSNBC, Shapiro similarly denounced children's television for promoting "a self-esteem ethos, the idea that, to paraphrase Barney 'everyone is special'; an unearned self-esteem".

"In our salon, there has always been a mission to strengthen self-esteem and the idea of black beauty," she said.

There's the way Tom simultaneously flatters Ruth and attacks her self-esteem, planting the idea that she's stuck, that she's a failure, that she needs something that he can give her.

I esteemed the Abdication.

This is illustrated by the rather recent historical development in which the premodern concept of honor (which was assigned to persons as members of a group within a hierarchical social structure) was divided into two parts: first, into the modern notion of equal respect awarded to all agents capable of autonomy and, second, into the idea of esteem due to one's achievements.

Our esteemed judges will award this prize based on the the idea itself, the presentation and the progress the team has made during the hackathon.

In an era of inflated self esteem and ruthless self interest, the idea of helping others seems like time misspent.

Consider the idea that self esteem IS as self-esteem DOES.