Sentence examples for national esteem from inspiring English sources
"This is an issue of national pride and national esteem.
Other British newspapers described a bruise to national esteem and expressed alarm over a darker future.
The aim: to usher Thatcher into that tiny pantheon of figures deemed fit to stand alongside the monarchy in national esteem.
This was supposed to be the £7bn World Cup that helped to transform Brazil's economy and public services, restored national esteem, united a divided and unequal populace of 200 million, and announced the country as a global power.
National esteem was low for years, because much of the world assumed that the Soviets could launch a nuclear weapon at the United States but that the United States was unable to reply.
"Woodrow Wilson, John Milton Cooper Jr..'s monumental new biography, seeks to revive Wilson for the 21st century — not simply to narrate a presidential life, but to explain why he deserves our national esteem.
We also live in a culture of exceptionalism in which an admission of being wrong is seen as a blow to America's national identity, esteem, and pride.
What does that say about our national self-esteem?
Sport, it is argued, is central to national self-esteem.
But the damage to national self-esteem has been far greater.
