Sentence examples similar to genuinely self-determining from inspiring English sources
She's much more self-determining.
IR35 is the rule HMRC uses to determine whether someone is genuinely self-employed, or technically an employee.
But it's up to Caleb to determine whether or not Nathan's creation is genuinely self-aware.
In response it says this remains under review, noting that "the development of new models such as those provided by sharing economy platforms is making it more complicated to determine whether an individual is a 'worker', an 'employee', or genuinely self-employed".
She is both modestly self-deprecating and genuinely self-doubting.
He was a private person, modest and genuinely self-deprecating.
His evidence was more compelling than his boss's - principally because he seemed genuinely self-effacing.
Genuinely self-employed contractors can refuse jobs, set their own hours and subcontract work to others.
"My entire life has been a dream," she says, sounding genuinely self-satisfied.
HMRC makes it clear that anyone who works continuously and uniquely for a single firm is not genuinely self-employed.
I didn't think, 'I'll contrive an anomie-stricken persona.' I was genuinely self-pitying and depressed".
