Sentence examples similar to by whose self-denial from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century, mountain climbers were guided by noble principles of discipline, self-denial, cooperation and romanticism.

Selflessness is a very important virtue that is exemplified by self-denial in fasting.

Perry said his latest pot was inspired by industry's self-denial about gender bias.

The season of over-indulgence should ultimately be characterized by self-denial.

Catechesis was usually accompanied by self-denial and exorcism (an attempt to expel the devil from the potential convert).

"Denial Makes the World Go Round" (Nov. 20) is interesting and informative, but I have a problem with the transition from the damage to oneself and others caused by self-denial to the social positives resulting from the denial of the flaws and faults of others.

The movie, which starred Michael Fassbender, was marked by a fetishistic absorption in beatings, self-denial, the disintegration of the body.

He emerges as an anxious perfectionist whose beliefs, and the self-denial they counsel, help him manage his emotions and stay engaged; his animism, a form of self-enchantment, staves off troubling doubts.

It is through with self-denial.

But some have made gestures toward enforced self-denial.

A modicum of critical self-denial seemed timely.