Sentence examples for impression of self from inspiring English sources

Comprehension of the holon is by means of a binding together of (a) a brain-derived 'knowingness', which is the recognition of external, sensorially derived impressions received from states 1 and 2, and (b) an internal impression of self received from the soma and the emotional/hormonal component of Sensorium.

He is warm, yet always gives an impression of self-control, so you could kid yourself that he is unemotional.

If the paper is too bendy it creates an impression of cheapness; too stiff gives an impression of self-referential importance: glossy magazines are glossy for a reason.

For all the attention to appearance and the impression of self-regard, first and foremost Palmer was a music fan who loved the opportunity to work with great musicians.

Mr. McCain promised, for example, never to fly directly from Washington to Phoenix, his hometown, to avoid the impression of self-interest because he sponsored a law that opened the route nearly a decade ago.

Though her minority government has pushed through popular reforms, like the National Disability Insurance Scheme and the Gonksi education programme, too often Labor has given the impression of self-absorption.

"But now we feel at home here," he quickly added, eager to dispel any impression of self-pity.

Thus, the present study sought to establish how manipulating the factors perspective and agency would influence the impression of self-location and the perceived possible actions and the formation of SP on a perceptual and a neural level.

Good posture will give the impression of self-confidence (even if you don't feel that way on the inside).

Thus, not surprisingly, the causal analysis of sympathy as a mechanism of vivacity-transferal from the impression of the self to the ideas of the sentiments of others is entirely omitted from the moral Enquiry.

Some analysts said the sudden turnabout gave the impression of a self-destructive temper tantrum.