Sentence examples for discovers itself from inspiring English sources

Their elders have accommodated themselves to the sex and the drugs, but "the town discovers itself scorned by a mystery beyond drugs, by an implacable 'no' spoken between its two traditional centers".

"History is the process whereby the spirit discovers itself and its own concept" (1857: 62).

The second case is confronted by the end of the final clustering phase when a node discovers itself isolated, i.e. none of its neighbors in 1-hop vicinity are clustered yet.

By realizing that it is the subject-object of history, the proletariat discovers itself to be the subject of the process of social reproduction (see 1923a: 181; Jay 1984: 107f), not an object of contemplation.

Limitless beingness, here, discovers itself as I.

Johnson used the term "madness" to comment on the state of society before explaining to Burney that Smart's actions that were deemed symptoms of madness were actually reasonable: Madness frequently discovers itself merely by unnecessary deviation from the usual mode of the world.

Europe needs to get over America to discover itself.

Nature was there for mind to master it and in so doing to discover itself.

In a way, this community has discovered itself in its grief.

When the U. S. was confronted with the Middle East crisis, it was surprised & bewildered to discover itself backing Nasser & Russia against France & England.

But they also capture something far less obvious: the exuberance of a culture in transformation, of a generation discovering itself in what Mr. Bianchi termed "a gay Brigadoon".