Sentence examples for rising esteem from inspiring English sources

Some women even see the transition from the cheaper Rimmel or 17 to Lancome and YSL as part of the growing up process, as well as one they can use to chart their own rising esteem – the more one earns, the more one can afford premium products.

But particularly among the Sunni community in Lebanon there are those who feel enormously threatened by the shifting balance of power caused by the rising esteem and influence of the Shia population.

Persistent corruption and organized crime networks within the security forces also risk undermining rising public esteem for the army and the police, and could "pose a threat to the transition process," it said.

Perhaps some earlier film has so risen in esteem that it will now pass Kane.

Industry designed products have risen in esteem over the past decades and are now worshiped in museums, magazines and the news media.

She soon bore him two sons, and last year she was spoken of publicly -- and favorably -- in the North Korean media, suggesting that her sons were rising in official esteem.

With national self-esteem rising and inequality falling, Brazil is poised under the next president to fulfil his dream of becoming "a country in which the great majority are middle-class" with high purchasing power and access to better education and health.

When you look that way, you will start to feel better about yourself and sooner or later you will see your self-esteem rising  :D Walk to places instead of always driving or taking the bus!

As a result, Citation's esteem rose sharply in the eyes of the horse-racing community.

Their value in the stock exchange of public esteem rises year by year.

The celebrations, with public holidays giving most Britons a four-day break, seemed to show how much the queen has risen in public esteem since support for the monarchy ebbed after Diana's death.