The National Gallery will not be overrun by people taking selfies for the same reason it is not full of people in bikinis; we humans have a keen sense of humiliation, exposure, pride, vulnerability.
Meanwhile, a host of other emotions crop up in reaction to our decisions and activities anxiety about failure or exposure, pride, longing for affirmation, impatience and many others bombarding us further as we try to make a decision or take an action.
It is an imperative that the child is enriched with the exposure, familiarity, pride and joy that comes from recognizing all parts of oneself.
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Each failing in the Premier League costs television exposure, prize money and the thing most important to selling the brand, pride.
In South Korea many call Samsung this in deference to its size and worldwide exposure, and take great pride in the conglomerate.
defer.add img); Love may be intuitively viewed as masculine solidity due to the closeness of pursuit, fear may be viewed as feminine liquidity due to the enhanced flexibility of avoidance and freedom may be viewed as gaseous wholeness due to the possibility of maximum expansion with the light of pride affording exposure to virtues and the darkness of shame affording concealment to vices.
Yet their motives and beliefs — professional pride, greed, fear of exposure, and, occasionally, political conviction — have had, in cases such as Iran, Libya, and Pakistan, as much influence on the nuclear balance as the decisions of Prime Ministers or Presidents.
He did say that he had taken pride in giving black players exposure through his barnstorming tours.
"Most of my friends are in gangs, selling drugs," Katzman, said, the classic suburbanite relishing an exposure to hardship, not without a hint of pride.
Ain't-Bad Magazin'tdoesn't aim to feature well-known artists for the sake of growing popularity instead, it takes pride in granting talented unknowns well-merited exposure.
