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Significados de self-regard en inglés

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Personal feelings or opinions of oneself.

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Uso de self-regard en inglés
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Tippett is lower wattage but also has a pretty healthy on-field self-regard.
The Guardian
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His fierce shyness, his arrogant self-regard, are notes of a primitive state.
The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft
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The Big Itself had never seemed shy of self-regard-Liirremembered that much.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
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Gyer said, his voice taking on a characteristic note of self-regard.
Complete Books of Blood
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But, to repeat, in the Second Men self-regard was never an over-mastering motive.
Last and First Men
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Innate self-regard will yield to no force but that of love to God.
Expositions of Holy Scripture : St. Matthew Chaps. IX to XXVIII
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Mostly it's a self-regard with little basis in match-to-match reality.
The Irish Times
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The second half of the review tears into his self-regard.
The Guardian
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Artszonehad no pretensions or excessive self-regard, which was a large part of its charm.
The Irish Times
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Natural self-regard must be cast out by love, if we are thus to pray.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Luke
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Verse 25 urges obedience to the precept, by an appeal to reasonable self-regard and common-sense.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Luke
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The sheer self-regard inherent in this project is breathtaking.
The Irish Times
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It's not about the privileged defending what they have with mighty armies or earnest self-regard.
The way of the world
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And there she was again, the princess locked in the tower of her own self-regard.
Ghost Story
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And it is true that we may easily recognise our adolescent selves in his prickly self-regard.
The Guardian
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Vidal also readily displays an arrogance and self-regard to which our David couldn't begin to aspire.
The Irish Times
Colocaciones frecuentes
Translations for self-regard
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Self-regard a través del tiempo