good opinion

Nothing in Shesol's study reads as quaintly as Johnson's concern for the good opinion of "intellectuals."

We resolved to do our best to merit the good opinion which we thus supposed them to entertain of us.

That young man had so ingratiated himself into his uncle's good opinion, as to be nearly master of the situation.

They are ordinary tradesmen; they have a good opinion of themselves, and they hold their own with all classes of men.

"You seem to have a good opinion of yourself," remarked Grace, somewhat sarcastically.

Approbativeness large; so we shall see him very anxious to gain the good opinion of others.