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Перевод: self-respect

[существительное]
самоуважение; чувство собственного достоинства

Тезаурус:

1. They know that their children are stronger than them in many ways and it is hard for them to come to terms with that and still keep their dignity and self-respect.
2. In London, a small, mixed house heard the call for a "new nationalism" - Afrocentric, using the kind of rhetoric favoured by Malcolm X before his visit to Mecca led to less separatist views, and based on self-respect and what they see as the need to free "the mindtrap" blocking unification of the African Diaspora.
3. "If students have been convinced of the necessity of collective action, gained self-respect and respect for their peers, they will have a message that they can use and will want to spread.
4. After years of indifference at international level, England have regained their belief and self-respect.
5. I see now that finally, critically, and most insidiously of all, I had started to lose my self-respect.
6. Let us try to recognise our faults and seek to overcome them so that we can learn to feel self-respect.
7. Jane was not without either self-respect or sincerity.
8. The design, according to The Saturday Review , exhibited a "considerable acquaintance with the luscious forms of French civic flamboyant", but lacked dignity and self-respect.
9. What use is the Staples Singers' exhortation "respect yourself", if the notion of self-respect is still bound to conventional notions of respectability?
10. If not then make it your goal to aspire to some of the qualities mentioned, to live with courage, dignity and self-respect.
11. Generally speaking, the movement strove to develop discipline, obedience, self-control, and self-respect, which were the essentials of "character".
12. "His self-respect was his house, his door, his guards at the entrance to his bedroom, his darkness."