Sentence examples for general esteem from inspiring English sources

Of course it is the unfortunate truth that charities cannot fund their services through general esteem.

Overpaid investment bankers, especially Wall Street types, are not held in high general esteem in the UK.

Nicolls achieved the transition from Dutch to English rule tactfully and gradually, and his subsequent government of New York was so efficient and fair that he earned the general esteem of both its Dutch and English colonists.

The subscales were (i) general self-esteem, (ii) social self-esteem, (iii) academic self-esteem, and (iv) parental self-esteem.

People like Nick Denton love to mock the mainstream media for being preachy and self-regarding, while taking full advantage of the protections that arrived during its brief period of general public esteem.

Novelist James Robertson joined the fray: the whole row was a "terrible indictment of the general low esteem in which our literary and linguistic culture is still held", he wrote.

Afterwards he continued to be held in general high esteem and was viewed by many as the self-deprecating antithesis of the newly emerging vulgar political Italy, the Italy of the socialist leader Bettino Craxi, of Umberto Bossi, founder of the Lega Nord, and of Silvio Berlusconi and the comedian Beppe Grillo.

There are 20 items on general self-esteem, 10 items on social self-esteem, 10 items on academic self-esteem, and 10 items on parental self-esteem.

Rosenberg-Self-Esteem-Scale, RSE [ 30], assesses general self-esteem and includes items that express a general favourable or unfavourable attitude towards oneself (measure of traits).

Genetic factors explained a substantial proportion of variance in EC (58%) and the outcome variables of optimism (55%), general self-esteem (45%), happiness (48%), and self-derogation (29%).

Lincoln, NE Universityy of Nebraska] as a conceptual framework, we examined three competing models specifying relations among motivational processes toward PE, students' general self-esteem, and health-related quality of life (HRQoL).