Sentence examples for esteemed relation from inspiring English sources

Here, the sauce companion has a strong flavour, but as my esteemed relation across the table put it, "You just can't taste the squid".

She was an award-winning scriptwriter, and she had an esteemed career in public relations and oral history.

Having a secure attachment to a spiritual figure (even when there was no secure attachment towards primary caregivers) was associated with lower levels of symptoms such as suspiciousness and anxiety and better coping strategy with regard to self-esteem, depression, hope, relation to others and giving a meaning to life.

We took the opportunity of the commonness of children sharing their time between their parents' homes in Sweden to investigate children's self-esteem in relation to family type.

As a result, they show lower self-esteem in relation to peer relationships [ 130].

In a study that compared psychological characteristics such as self-efficacy, locus of control and self-esteem in relation to oral health habits, dental caries and periodontal disease, Syrjala et al. [ 23] reported that only self-efficacy was associated with all dental outcomes.

About one-third (34.7%) of children did not like the way they looked and 46.3% scored low on the physical appearance and attributes domain of self-concept indicating poor self-esteem in relation to their body image and physical strength, feeling unattractive, or being bothered by specific aspects of their physical appearance.

These include a lack of choice and opportunity, low levels of self esteem in relation to gaining work, coping with the pressures of working while managing symptoms of mental illness, stigmatization [ 19- 22] and disincentives to employment that are embedded in the benefits system [ 22- 24].

For example, "That blog you wrote about going to Sicily was hysterically funny and made me want to go, too!" This helps to build his self-esteem in relation to you and will tend to get him to talk more about the topic.

It is better to reconcile with your lack of self-esteem in relation to whatever it is that pushes your buttons than to succumb to wanting their "mojo" to rub off on you; it won't but they will know that they can use you in the meantime.

But when the editor for Philosophy at Princeton University Press, Ian Malcolm, raised Frankfurt's name in relation to his other work recently, he would hear the esteemed professor referred to as "the Bullshit guy".