Sentence examples for generating itself from inspiring English sources

The mind in her poems operates without a map, generating itself as it goes along.

But the teacher becomes more a coordinator of a plethora of learning that is generating itself, rather than the controller of one defined stream of learning that is class room bound and purely teacher defined.

Although a mere 46 pages long, Our Socialism Centered on the Masses Shall Not Perish feels much longer, perhaps because it is in essence a continuation of a very long superspeech, an infinite text that had been generating itself for decades.

The rest the M.T.A. has to generate itself.

With active guidance, the missile would track its target by means of emissions that it generated itself.

"When a poem rhymes," Heaney wrote, "when a form generates itself, when a metre provokes consciousness into new postures, it is already on the side of life.

Nature builds structure algorithmically — one cell becomes two, two become four, four become eight — and Balmond allowed the pavilion's design to generate itself in an analogous way.

Equally for Hegel, "werden", or becoming, was the password to understanding how the "absolute spirit" not only expressed itself but, more importantly, generated itself through the process of history.

For collages and canvases painted with standard oils, a stop-motion camera was used: the canvas was photographed from the front after each brush stroke, again giving rise to the illusion that the artwork generates itself as we watch.

It typically requires very large cash inputs that it cannot generate itself [see 43, p. 35 36].

It requires very large cash inputs which it cannot generate itself.