Sentence examples similar to lost esteem for from inspiring English sources
You may fear that you could lose esteem in their eyes.
Thoreau isn't against self-esteem (he admires a friend who has learned to "treat himself with ever increasing respect"); but his main task is to lose his esteem for society in which "trade curses everything it handles" and the singular natural resource of time is wasted in barren productivity.
Experiment 3 also linked these strategies to self-esteem repair; remedial strategies were the most effective in recovering lost self-esteem for those in the incremental condition, whereas defensive strategies were most effective for those in the entity condition.
No judicial proceeding can repay Richard Barlow for his lost years, his shattered career, and his lost self-esteem.
I lost self-esteem and became increasingly careless about my own safety.
Being at the mercy of what other people say and do to you is a sure-fire recipe for losing self-esteem.
"Mafia Cop" was published in 1992, but the events it describes conclude in 1985, with Eppolito's acquittal, and with the restoration of his job — for which he'd lost nearly all esteem.
Taking "too big steps" too quickly could result in regression and losing self-esteem.
During the exile, "you lost your self-esteem," she said.
He loses his energy and his passion because he has lost his self-esteem.
