Sentence examples for ego introduced from inspiring English sources

His alter ego, introduced in 1976, trudged on from episode to episode, quarreling with co-workers, dealing with car problems, addressing family crises and fretting over money matters and health problems.

Many of these alter egos are introduced in a series of short music videos from Mr. Linzy's album "Sweetberry Sonnet".

Ventriloquist Nina Conti's show is based on the "seven ages of man" speech in As You Like It: seven of her puppet alter egos are introduced for our amusement.

Knowles let Gatson direct the video for "Ego" after he introduced her to a new choreographer, Sheryl Murakami.

After 20 seconds, the rendering of the sounds from ego-motion was introduced.

In session three, an exercise on ego-strengthening is introduced ('the rainbow planet exercise' for children attending primary school; 'the air balloon exercise' for children in secondary school).

Here's a little known fact about Falcon and his alter ego, Sam Wilson: Introduced in 1969, he was the first African-American super hero in the Marvel comics.

Ego or not Allison introduced new tactical ideas and training methods that had City playing something approaching the "total football" with which Holland were to stun the world in the early 70s.

In his new television series, Chris Lilley's alter-ego schoolgirl Ja'mie introduced "quiche", meaning attractive.

Last time around, on "Skeletal Lamping," in 2007, Banes introduced an alter ego named Georgie Fruit, who introduced the audience to some of Banes' more outré conceits.

In the same year Ms. O'Grady introduced an alter ego named "Mlle Bourgeoise Noire" who, dressed in a beauty-queen gown sewn from white formal gloves, crashed museum openings to protest all-white shows.