c8ac4c8b-b1d1-4552-bf53-d1e574a6eec2 WIMBLEDON, England — After losing his 12th consecutive match, after crumbling from self-doubt and somehow making an opponent who screamed at the heavens and thumped his sternum with his racket appear as serene as a Japanese teahouse, Donald Young sat in an interview room with a towel draped over his head.
"It is a crumbling of self-esteem that you see when people are taken away from the land that means so much to them – it's not just land, it's the land of their ancestors".
Willy tries to commodify his own personality; and, in that sense, the key scene in the play is the one where he confronts his young boss, Howard, who is more interested in his new tape-recorder than in Willy's crumbling sense of self.
The club, so far, has crumbled under self-inflicted pressure, losing in the play-offs in the last three seasons.
She describes the loss of self in these people "who observe their former self-images crumbling away without the simultaneous development of equally valued new ones" [ 23].
Once a city of two million people and the envy of the industrial world, it is literally the crumbling edifice of its former self.
The ground was crumbling underneath us because of self-induced issues, the financial climate, and seismic changes in consumer behavior.
Of course, the most important thing you can do is practice what you preach, reacting calmly and logically to situations, not freaking out and crumbling into a puddle of self-reproach and presumed failure.
Her self-confidence was crumbling and what was left was an insecure shell of a woman who was living a life in which her own husband did not have the innate desire to be with his lover.
Now reality has come crashing down on both sides, and the friendship has crumbled along with self-delusion.
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