Sentence examples for defining oneself as from inspiring English sources
The power of the play lies in that fact that although it may be set in 1906, it probes the universal milestones of defining oneself as an adult.
I'm talking about the difficulty of defining oneself as a member of a church even while disagreeing with some of its core beliefs.
From the beginning, whiteness has been a power play, a way of defining oneself as obviously, implicitly superior: entitled to deference, closer to the heart of the nation, a real American.
Research on health promotion shows the importance of focusing on healthy aspects, for example defining oneself as in good health, having the ability to ignore pain and believing that physical activity does not exacerbate the symptoms [ 6].
To define oneself as simply agnostic (which I believe you truly are) sounds unsatisfingly wishy-washy and degrades your ability to take a firm stand against deism, in its various forms.
One's personal identity in this sense is contingent and changeable: different properties could have belonged to to the way one defines oneself as a person, and what properties these are can change over time.
Thomas Szasz once said that "keeping another person waiting is a basic tactic for defining him as inferior and oneself as superior".
"Some people define that as success.
How much of self-esteem comes from defining someone as lower than oneself on the ladder of human values?
Later on in the book, though, she also reclaims the idea of realness as having to do with authenticity, as defined by oneself rather than by others.
