Sentence examples for Self thought from inspiring English sources

He is author of Modernity and Bourgeois Life: Society, Politics, and Culture in England, France and Germany Since 1750 and The Idea of the Self: Thought and Experience in Western Europe Since the Seventeenth Century.

And then my eight-year-old self thought: he's frightened of losing to a girl!

My 12-year-old self thought I'd died and gone to heaven.

Ortega y Gasset wrote that the "bigotry" of modern society "consists in presenting culture, withdrawal into one's self, thought, as a grace or jewel that man is to add to his life; hence it is something that provisionally lies outside of his life, as if there were life without culture and thought, as if it were possible to live without withdrawing into one's self".

"In that process, I saw that organizational productivity isn't as simple as my younger self thought it should be," Filev explains.

When my meditative self thought of unloading the busyness, my rescuer self couldn't do it -- "this one needs me" or "I made a commitment".

"He already had his hip-hop style, which was evidently self-thought-up before he got to the art school," he recalled.

Marci Kwon (Stanford University) reiterated the need for attention for the role of amateurism and the "self-thought" when it comes to performance and garment/costume making, and its connections to fork art and surrealism.

In any event, the Father and Barbelo generate a divine family of entities, each of which is a mythic personification of a divine faculty or attribute: Thought (a personification of the Father's first self-thought), Foreknowledge, Incorruptibility, Eternal Life, and so forth.

What's more, the negative self-thoughts reinforced through rumination promote feelings of sadness, shame and hopelessness, while those feelings reinforce the spiralling negative thoughts.

Even though Heimson's descriptive beliefs about who he is best fit Hume, still his self-thoughts are about Heimson and not Hume.