Sentence examples for choosing herself from inspiring English sources

Additionally, in The Jargon of Authenticity, Adorno contended that the "liturgy of inwardness" is founded on the flawed idea of a self-transparent individual who is capable of choosing herself (Adorno 1973: 70).

Nor does this law prevent a woman on her way into a clinic from choosing, herself, to stop and speak to a person in the buffer zone.

Then just 11, she was dressed on the red carpet in a severe, ill-fitting black outfit that she'd chosen herself.

The Romney-Ryan stance on abortion says there are reasons an abortion may be acceptable, but those reasons are only the ones they choose and not the ones a woman may choose herself.

She waded into broad comedy with the character of Emily — who flounces around in Vivienne Westwood threads Ms. Blunt chose herself — with the same verve she brings to suiting up in head-to-toe fumigation gear in "Sunshine Cleaning".

In 1972, a year after her death, the Museum of Modern Art staged a retrospective of Arbus's work selected from the images she had already chosen herself as finished or working prints.

First off, she chose herself.

In New York, the question was, could Caroline Kennedy choose herself.

To model for them what it means for a woman to choose herself, each and every day.

I wouldn't be upset if at the end of Season 3, Elena chose herself over Damon and Stefan.

I would forever be "the woman who chose herself over her baby and the woman who saw her father drop dead in front of her".