Sentence examples for valuing ourselves from inspiring English sources

We must not betray the great gifts of our tools by valuing ourselves too little.

I was left with the thought that if we want adults to be role models who show children that they don't have to be sexy or successful to be loved and valued, then we adults need to start by valuing ourselves and each other irrespective of gender.

But let's listen now to academic Philippa Dietrich from the University of the West of England, Bristol, talking about valuing ourselves for all our attributes – not just our appearance.

If we are loving and valuing ourselves, then we can thoroughly enjoy our solitude, and also connect with others when others are open to connection.

Therefore, if we are abandoning ourselves rather than loving and valuing ourselves, we will feel unhappy and emotionally unsafe, and have low self-worth.

Of course, none of this is loving, but we cannot be loving -- as Michael was -- when we are judging and rejecting ourselves rather than loving and valuing ourselves.

It means questioning the status quo and deciding to value ourselves more.

We can still value ourselves while never forgetting how little the rest of the world does.

Do we value ourselves and each other based on what we earn?

Meanwhile, said Lear, each of us takes up a "practical identity," a self-description by which we value ourselves.

It wasn't that clinicians didn't value social work; more that we didn't value ourselves and say: 'This is what social workers do.