Sentence examples for how it sees itself from inspiring English sources

That's how it sees itself on the ground, that's how its objectives are formed.

The word suggests that Russia is at war with the world, and that is exactly how it sees itself: a country under attack, surrounded by hostile forces.

But the most notable thing about this voice is how it sees itself as the creation of a runner's consciousness, of "my barmy runner-brain".

Whichever way Scotland expresses its political will, all four of these dimensions will have a bearing on how it sees itself, acts in the world and is seen by others.

It tells you a lot about America, and how it sees itself.' It is that 'crucial and determining difference' which underpins Walter Mosley's newly completed book, What Next?, to be published in America early next year.

Acknowledging that society "needs customs, symbols and ceremonies which give public expression to how it sees itself", it says that those responsible for such events, including the coronation, should "ensure that the pluralist character of modern society is reflected".

He states: "To me, you can't understand Hezbollah unless you understand the role of Iran; or understand Lebanon unless you understand Syria … or understand either country in its present state unless you understand the history not just of the region but of the religion, how it saw itself, how it had developed its own narrative, how it saw its own predicament".

The church's fundamental and deliberate separation from secular society — in terms of how it sees its mission, protects itself and interprets human misbehavior — explains much of its leaders' response, or lack thereof, to the child sexual abuse crisis.

"I'd laugh at (make art from) any version of self," Glück writes, "I write about these forms that are myself to dispense with them, to demonstrate how they disintegrate before the world, the body". For any body or text to know itself, it must first see how it sees the world, and understand itself as writing.

Then he outlines some of the company's core strengths, giving the reader an insight into the "big picture" of what the company does, how it's competing, and where it sees itself in the years to come.

"So it's very much built into how France sees itself, how it promotes itself in the world".