Sentence examples for gain esteem from from inspiring English sources
This discourse expressed the stereotype of masculine sexuality in which men gain esteem from their male peers through seducing as many women as possible to become sexual partners.
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.
You can know that you are truly loved unconditionally, which is a good way to gain esteem and confidence.
Jinnah gained great esteem from leading the case for Sir Pherozeshah, himself a noted barrister.
The two brothers made peace with the sons of Ólaf, Kjartan's kinsmen, at the Thorness Thing; it is not known how much money was exchanged in compensation as part of the agreement, but Bolli received a good sword, and after the assembly "both sides were thought to have gained in esteem from these affairs".
Many people gain self-esteem from their financial position and material goods.
They also gain self-esteem from trying new activities they never thought they were capable of mastering.
This stage involves esteem from others and from ourselves.
Rather than having good self-esteem, the narcissist lacks it, and feels empty, and therefore must gain his pseudo- self-esteem" from external sources: family, friends, lovers, workmates and children.
Carol describes the changes she sees in children as they conquer their fears, meet new people and gain self esteem.
