Sentence examples for lacking self-esteem from inspiring English sources
Along with redirecting research, the quieting of Area 25 may also change our conception of depression from a condition in which something is lacking -- self-esteem, resilience, optimism, energy, serotonin, you name it -- to one in which an active agent makes a person sick.
Instead, it is the avaricious soldiers of empire who insult the natives as occupying forces and a nation lacking self-esteem that cannot remove them.
I really believe that the real cause of all of these health issues is that Blackfeet people are lacking self-esteem and self-worth.
The series, published by Kodansha Comics, is about an eighth grader named Hikage Sumino who lacks self-esteem.
Following this logic, if I saw someone in a wheelchair who I thought lacked self-esteem, I could insult them, to make them stronger.
Most of them, in answering questions, said they came from broken or troubled homes, lacked self-esteem or felt depressed, and craved acceptance.
In any case, their implication — that Beatrice lacks self-esteem — feels more like a snap diagnosis from Dr. Phil than a genuine insight into her inner life.
In a culture that favours the confident and outgoing, Tess has a quiet, reserved personality, carries excess pounds (grist to the mean girls' mill) and lacks self-esteem.
The last year I lived with them, my father came to the bizarre conclusion that he lacked self-esteem and he bought a self-help program that he was meant to listen to through headphones as he slept.
"The reality is that we all have days when we lack self-esteem when we are confronted by unexpected challenges.
