Sentence examples for course of self from inspiring English sources

Idealism understood in this fashion becomes the name of a "metaphysical" (in a non-traditional sense) world-view that is opposed to what especially Fichte and Schelling liked to call "dogmatism" and is rooted in assumptions about dynamic processes that are operative in the course of self- and object-constitution.

A beautiful life, where humble beginnings have led to a course of self discovery that will be uncovered on her new television series for PBS called KimChi Chronicles.

Where was the loving family when time after time, year after year, incident after incident, it was as clear as it can be that this man was on a course of self destruction and nothing was being done?

Thus Confucius' statement is essentially a definition of government where the definition rests upon the moral role of government to steer or navigate the course of self and society alike.

2 3 In one of the few longitudinal population studies to examine the course of self harm, Moran et al 10 found that risk declined during late adolescence, with most adolescents who self harmed reporting no further acts in adulthood.

The Russians are on a course of self-isolation.

At its best, "Building Houses" parallels this brave course of self-definition.

So I have embarked on a course of self-induced, largely self-funded medical tests.

This study was designed to characterize the clinical presentation and course of self-mutilation following perinatal brachial plexus injury.

The cases melt into an ugly course of self-discovery that ends with his becoming consumed with the same insanity.

Such killers, Mr. Ressler said, are usually devoid of hope and have set upon an irreversible course of self-destruction.