Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Esteem"

A: Ha ha. My mistake! I need new glasses 👓! I saw lucky. I fixed it. Thanks!

A: 'I consider it a great kindess if...'

A: It basically means if we don't work for it we don't value it highly. It was said by Thomas Paine to inspire the people of the United States.

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A: Esteem means opinion or judgement
An example is "he holds her in high esteem". This means his opinion or judgement of her is high or very good.
Fans usually hold their idols in high esteem.
Then there is self-esteem.
Which basically means how you see or judge yourself.
If you think you're not good enough or worth it, then you have low self-esteem

A: "Always trying to be perfect is bad for your esteem."

"Try therapy to boost your self-esteem."

A: @Ri-na I hold her in high esteem. (I respect her.)

A: Most of the time it's actually used when talking about yourself. It does mean the level of how respect someone but what you are saying sounds unnatural. My gratitude or just my respect for you works better

A: oh no worries! “Overestimate” is to estimate above the actual amount.
For example:
I overestimated my ability to manage my time. I signed up for 5 classes this quarter and I can’t handle it.

We overestimated the cost of the project, so now we have fundraising money left over

A: Esteem is how someone feels about themselves. Respect is a way to treat someone who you admire or who inspires you

A: @JOHNNYJOESTAR: esteem is a noun and is usually used as "_____ is held in high esteem", whereas respect is a verb, and is more common and used on a person basis. For instance, someone who is held in high esteem has likely achieved something or has done something important that lots of people know about. Respect can simply be felt from one person to another.

"the Nobel prize winner is held in high esteem by his peers"

"I respect you for being such a good friend."

A: esteem = feel deep respect towards / admire
respect = act respectfully (politeness) or feel respect for

A: Esteem

A: respect

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A: Unnatural but getting close
She holds me in high esteem, maybe higher than i deserve.

A: no yours sounds fine 👍 I would use mine but it all depends on your individual style of speech everyone is different but your sentence is definitely grammatical

A: I think it's important to esteem other cultures. I also think (that since) cultures are living, (--) they're (always) changing. It's inevitable that when one culture becomes part of another culture, (the resulting culture is) one which is different from the original.* However, I can't accept putting ketchup on udon!

*"the resulting culture is different from the original" sounds simpler though.

Very well written!

A: In that case the sentence should be: We esteem “what we obtain too cheap” as too light.
Then “light” can describe “what we obtain too cheap”!
Also to be more natural, you should say “what we obtain too cheaply”. Now “cheaply” can correctly describe how you obtained something!

A: Well done, good for you, wow, attaboy..