Those with higher esteem have a greater ability to acknowledge their strengths and look at any negative outcomes as a learning experience they can move on from.
The other, the high esteem with which it is held by locals and visitors, is evident from the long lines out front most summer weekends.
While the survey found that the Republican Party had rebounded, Democrats also were held in high esteem, with 56 of those polled registering a favorable view of that party.
After getting words like "unfathomable" and "ludicrous" out of his system, Lurie spoke of Reid's "track record," his ability to bounce back from off years, and numerous "intangibles," from attention to detail to the high esteem with which Reid is held throughout the league.
Yet, if the purpose of Polo's tales was to impress others with tales of his high esteem for an advanced civilization, then it is possible that Polo shrewdly would omit those details that would cause his listeners to scoff at the Chinese with a sense of European superiority.
On the other hand, the authors' Isma'ili commitment is proven by the fact that in the complementary treatise On the practical arts the ancient "banausic" (utilitarian) activities are dealt with which were held in high esteem in Ismâ'îlism (cf. Lewis, 1943; Marquet, 1961; Daftary, 2007, 115).
Though academic success or failure had some effect on self-esteem, students with high self-esteem were likely to explain away their failures with excuses, while those with low self-esteem discounted their successes as flukes.
We measured mastery and self esteem because a loss due to suicide might be less threatening to individuals with high self esteem and high internal control beliefs.
Good people with high self esteem that don't need to yell and bully and be crazy or manipulative or berate anyone to get attention.
