But his careful questioning and quick wit underlie the brilliance of "In Our Time" — its ability to draw in listeners on subjects that they would not expect themselves to care much about, or perhaps even to be able to tolerate.
So, self-respecting persons regard certain forms of acting, thinking, desiring, and feeling as befitting them as persons and other forms as self-debasing or shameful, and they expect themselves to adhere to the former and avoid the latter.
In the future, Beilock's group plans to study whether expressive writing improves the scores of students from stigmatized groups, such as women in math, who may expect themselves to fail.
Trans men generally expect themselves to be buff, muscular, and tall.
Our children need to understand that they can't expect themselves or the world around them to turn on a dime.
These representations can be linked to the returns (e.g. utilities or prior beliefs) that people expect themselves and others to derive from social actions.
How will you recommend the best treatment options to the patients?" (FG2) As general practitioners, graduates expect themselves to be equipped with a broad skill set to provide primary care to patients with different needs.
For three weeks, the Giants had done what they expected of themselves.
But many have already calculated their expected score themselves.
