Sentence examples for ideas of itself from inspiring English sources

Def Jam's first success was LL Cool J, a soft-spoken "love" rapper whose style was compatible with black radio's still-conservative ideas of itself and its audience.

"Europe has had many different ideas of itself over time," said Anthony Grafton, professor of European history at Princeton, whose survey course is sometimes dubbed "Plato to NATO".

Politicians and journalists called it an assault against the country's very idea of itself.

And this year's lineup reinforced country's idea of itself as a welcoming, open-eared genre.

Together, they made for a band with a polished, firm idea of itself.

Could it be that it has a grander idea of itself than its neighbors have?

It is by many accounts the source of the nation's idea of itself.

Like Saudi Arabia, this is a country where Islam is central to the state's idea of itself.

In 1968, Norman Mailer called Chicago "the great American city," but he was particularly prone to Chicago's idea of itself.

What is interesting with this video is the different tone to push the idea of itself as a brotherhood and away from the idea of victimhood.

Mr. Vanderloo was at the magazine's party on Sunday night, an event intended to celebrate the idea of itself.