Sentence examples for whose esteem from inspiring English sources
Fife's superb Jed "Soul" Mitchell even thinks that his depression gives him an advantage: "Thinking about it logically, it's easier to damage the self-perception of someone with high and fragile esteem than someone whose esteem is low.
Back in October, when the MLB season was hitting its post-season stride, Referee published a profile on Dale Scott, an umpire of 29 years whose esteemed career has included working World Series and All-Star Games.
THE dignified prewar duplex at 730 Park Avenue that belonged to Mike Wallace, the trailblazing broadcast journalist whose esteemed and intermittently turbulent career at "60 Minutes" spanned four decades, and his fourth wife, Mary Yates, has been put on the market by their heirs at an asking price of $20 million.
Corzine isn't the only statewide politician whose public esteem has taken a hit; the state's two Democratic senators, Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez, garner approval ratings well below 50percentt.
The referee Lee Mason's decision to dismiss Henry cost Wolves dear against a side whose low esteem in advanced positions had borne just two previous Premier League goals.
Individuals whose self-esteem problems have escalated may be more likely to: Be aware that low self-esteem can get worse, not better, with time if left untreated.
A player whose self-esteem was once impenetrable was left doused in self-doubt.
One of the teachers whose self-esteem took a knock was Michael Lyon of the Russell Elementary School in Los Angeles.
They have not found their niche among the millionaires of sport or produced role models for children whose self-esteem can become threadbare.
And there was more tough talk for the out-of-work execs whose self-esteem seemed overly invested in their incomes.
Murray – a man whose self-esteem was so buffeted that he would lower his head while shopping in the supermarket to avoid conversations with members of the public, for fear of what they might say – discovered Ivan Lendl and everything changed.
