| 词汇 | example_english_self-respect |
| 释义 | Examples of self-respectThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. It may be that their identity and self-respect are more closely linked to their occupational status than is the case for other occupational groups. Could the recovery of continence have a pivotal effect on recovery through factors such as motivation and self-respect? Elderly couples seemed to see looking after each other as part of their marital role, and suggested that relief care would undermine their self-respect. We look upon it primarily as a challenge to our dignity and self-respect. Nor is there any reason to suppose that this will undermine their self-respect. A sense of self-respect is essential to dignity, but must not lead to brutish noisiness, selfcomplacency, self-pity, exhibitionism, arrogance, and the like. Citizens whose livelihood depends on hard work generally have a hard time in maintaining their self-respect. Every child has this kind of experience, and the child's attribution and response are crucial to his or her well-being, self-respect, and reputation for strength. More and more young people have turned to gangs and violent crime to access money, food, clothing, and a sense of self-respect. After all, we may conjecture that someone's self-respect will be affected negatively if the constraints that he experiences have been intentionally imposed by others. Reverence for the law is thus connected with self-respect. I doubt whether social status and self-respect are really so tightly linked, but let me place this issue to one side. Speaking roughly, questions of justice and benevolence concern the first, while questions of personal respect and self-respect concern the second. Sentiments like empathy and self-respect, for example, are positive sentiments because they foster sound interpersonal and sociopolitical relations. The experience is one of self-growth, self-actualization, and self-respect. As pension sharing accords with the culture-specific forms of old-age construction (see above) and identity management, it contributes to the self-respect of old-age pensioners. She is talking about feelings of being empowered and of having self-respect gained through financial independence. He pointed out that the question being raised by the hunger-striking prisoners was related to the self-respect of the country. It is accepted, nonetheless, that a person lacking self-respect is unlikely to respect others. The people we are concerned with here were lucky enough and/or had the necessary strength to preserve a minimum of self-respect and moral integrity. With their additional income, they no longer felt seen as inferior by others and could maintain a comforting level of self-respect. I will assume that self-respect is indeed a morally distinctive aspect of welfare. Nonetheless, the desire to avoid loss of self-respect, or to avoid guilt (that is, on my view, loss of self-recognition) can and does enter into one's motives. In an era when a husband's ' manliness ', ' respectability ' and self-respect were bolstered by his ability to maintain his wife and family, any reduction in male income was to be resisted. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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