Sentence examples similar to forging a new self from inspiring English sources

Is this where old and new are forging a new self-awareness for Japan?

Like the young, our nation, as a whole, was wracked in pain and actively striving to forge a new self definition.

The spread of democracy – since 1980 in the Iberian Peninsula and after 1990 in central and eastern Europe – has made it possible for Europe to re-appraise its history and forge a new self-understanding.

A woman born ahead of her time, unsuited both by temperament and intellect to the conventions demanded by her culture, she reinvents herself most fully in the more liberated climate of the States, but this forging of a new self comes at a terrible cost to her family.

Now you're forging a new life in punditry.

Purchase Stresses Liberal Arts Purchase College is forging a new direction.

The Democratic Party, meanwhile, was forging a new coalition.

Our shared task, with Ed as leader, is forging a new politics for new times.

She's the poster child for self-reinvention, and just as Gordie is struggling to get a handle on the current identity, she's busy forging a new one.

While many cities are resting on their creaking reputations, Oslo is forging a new standard.

Forging a New Role By then, Michelle Obama's trajectory in the White House was changing.