Sentence examples similar to esteem too much from inspiring English sources

Too much playing and silliness would undermine the potential of art-making to explore emotions or enhance self-esteem; too much emphasis on techniques and product would make the sessions indistinguishable from classroom learning.

What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly".

Friendship can also be a liability if we base our self-worth on our friends' approval: For individuals high in friendship-contingent self-esteem, depending too much on friends can make our self-esteem unstable and increase symptoms of depression.

As the legend was reshaped in other Germanic regions where Attila was too much esteemed to be credited with atrocity, Etzel was pushed to the background, and Kriemhild became the murderess of her own brothers.

If someone holds writers in too much esteem, they'll never become one.

For contrast, stroll through the museum's permanent collections, whose Apollonian glory of long-considered, disinterested esteem we may take too much for granted.

(Picture book; ages 3 to 6) At a time when everyone obsesses over boosting self-esteem, a book about too much ego should have its place.

First, people who are described as "full of themselves," or who have "too much self-esteem," are people with low self-esteem who are trying to convince themselves and others of a worth they don't experience.

The young have too much self esteem to know God is not hovering over them in judgement but is inside of them.

"I think there's something as too much self-esteem," Mr. Komisar said.

She does well at the pitch meeting and suddenly suffers from altogether too much self-esteem.