Sentence examples for a declaration of self from inspiring English sources

Lady Bird's moony, satisfied look in this moment is as audacious a declaration of self as I've seen onscreen in a long time.

Hannaford imbues Audrey with sweet humour and full-bodied wistfulness; in the second half of Suddenly Seymour, when she and Seymour connect romantically, her full voice erupts from her tiny frame and it's a beautiful roar, a declaration of self and of liberation.

Standing inside the phrase, watching what it says from a drone that hovers above providing live footage of the public work, the urge is to turn it into a declaration of self: I am black, I am Trans, I am a woman, I am gender non-conforming.

Standing inside the phrase, watching what it says from a drone that hovers above providing live footage of the public work, the urge is to turn it into a declaration of self: I am black, I am Trans, I am a woman, I am gender non-conforming.

If fans and commentators view Arison's words as a declaration of self-interest, an attempt to distance himself from the more hawkish factions, Stern said he understood it.

It was a do-it-yourself hobby at a moment when doing things yourself was newly appreciated as a declaration of self-sufficiency, a celebration of handwork, and a push-back from a numbing and disconnected big-box life.

Mr Salmond said: "We unite behind a declaration of self-evident truth.

In fact, it's a declaration of radical self-acceptance -- the one guy for Mr. Wainwright is himself.

"I am myself by knowing my own death" (NKZ XI, 420) is both a declaration of existential self-awareness and a statement of what makes me uniquely me.

In my lifetime, I have rarely heard others make such an absolute declaration of self and self-knowledge, although there are many who behave as if they could.

In this quintessential Zen expression are wedded together the meontological and psychological senses of wu/mu: a rejection of an ontology of independent substances, a declaration of an originary (self-negating) nothingness, and an expression of a radical freedom from egoistic attachment and freedom for spontaneous creativity and compassion.