Sentence examples for sort of esteem from inspiring English sources
If they do receive some sort of esteem from the author it's primarily because they prove themselves adept at exploiting the weaknesses of others.
Audis just haven't ever held that sort of esteem, especially not in this country.
When Marc-Antoine Fortuné cut back, in the fifth minute of injury time, and produced the kind of finish that puts teams into the sort of esteemed company which inhabits the head of a division, the besuited Steve Clarke stood in his technical area, turned calmly to his bench and raised his fist.
He'd been using aggression to preserve some sort of self-esteem after the attacks.
Somebody special says to the child: 'You're important enough for me to take a couple of hours out of my life every single week to do things with you; it's one to one, so I'm not doing it with anybody else.' Perhaps that engenders a sort of self-esteem to give them the confidence to do better than they otherwise might do".
Although there is much about the vampire books to make an adult reader roll her eyes — Edward is too controlling and Bella has the sort of low self-esteem mothers hope will never plague their own daughters — I understand the appeal.
Franzen gave a lengthy answer: If therapy is some sort of dopey self-esteem bolstering, find-some-useful-fictions-to-make-yourself-feel-better kind of thing in your mind, with some silly narrative of exorcising dark moments in your past, getting them down and to hell with the reader, it felt good it was a cathartic thing for you…then this was not a therapy project.
No, it's this whole sort of soup of depression, self esteem, drug use.
For somebody with low self esteem it sort of, you know, what's the word I'm looking for, reinforces the- your bad self image and you feel you've been bad.
(P4, male, 60s) For somebody with low self esteem it sort of, you know, what's the word I'm looking for, reinforces the- your bad self image and you feel you've been bad.
