Sentence examples for illustration of self from inspiring English sources

These gifted and bright individuals are not afraid to tap into the "Sturm und Drang" of own minds (or others'), this tapping into the creative self evidenced in the form of tattooed arms, legs and backs (a kindred art form to be sure), multi-hued hair and painted faces -- illustration of self.

Despite Mr. Wallace's unpromising beginnings -- as a boy he preferred hanging around gamblers and drug dealers to sitting in a classroom, and dropped out of Boys and Girls High School in the 10th grade -- his arc of fame is often used in some low-on-hope corners of Clinton Hill and neighboring Bedford-Stuyvesant as a vivid illustration of self-made success.

Figure 1 Illustration of self-assembled Au droplet fabrication process on Si (111).

Figure 1 The schematic illustration of self-assembly of organosilanes on the ceramic oxide surface.

Figure 1 Illustration of self-assembled Au droplet evolution on GaAs (211)B as a function of deposition amount (DA).

Fig. 9 a Illustration of self-inhibit mechanism during non-volatile data write by resetting one side of two RRAMs.

And there is no better illustration of the self- mulitation that total war brings than the shocking photograph of a "railwayman, mouth torn away and lower jaw gone".

Another illustration of radicalizing self-delusion comes when the son of a governor and corporate chief executive says that "everything that Ann and I have, we earned the old-fashioned way, and that's by hard work".

The faux indignation and outrage Republicans are spewing over Democratic opposition to the elevation of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court is a perfect illustration of the self-inflicted governmental dysfunction that is currently gripping the country.

Though Trump's critics have rightly called out his trashing of our alliances and his dalliance with Vladimir Putin and other authoritarians, there is perhaps no more concrete illustration of the self-destructiveness of Trump's "patriotism" than in his approach to energy and climate change.

The image, depicted in Figure 1A, is a textbook illustration of viral self-assembly (Alberts et al., 2008).