Sentence examples for conflicted self from inspiring English sources

This will cause him to turn into his most conflicted self.

Sometimes, when I read a poem, if I sense no enemy — no conflicted self, insolent, prating, hurt — I'm left thinking, Is that all?

But its surface is periodically torn by fits of tearfulness and by unexpected harsh yowls that point to the harshly conflicted self beneath.

Yet she concedes that her writing records the social and domestic life left out of "the modernist tradition", which "has set the individual, the conflicted self, up against the world".

He also mocks his own past sexual performance and whines about not getting enough respect; all in all, it's a typically conflicted, self-absorbed monologue that is also oddly compelling.

Before she persisted, she had to become aware of her thoughts and conflicted self-perception that blocked her progress.

Yet the real motivation to continue, Selig said, came from his fellow owners, the ones he has finally rallied, after decades of conflicting self-interest, to a common cause of industry growth.

She was born in 1930 in Tuamgraney, County Clare, to parents from backgrounds so different that she wrote: "I sometimes attribute my two conflicting selves to my contrasting grandparents, the one a lady, the other a peasant".

The narrator pulls back from Tyler and in the end, he arrives at a middle ground between his two conflicting selves.

The notion that a benevolent approach would result in sowing love where there is now resentment is as fatuous as assuming that Iraq will operate on anything other than the conflicting self-interests of its various factions.

There were no exclusions due to conflicting self-report and marker ancestry in the serum analyses performed in controls only.