Sentence examples for in divided selves from inspiring English sources

Peter could see the characters before the words came; it was almost spooky.' Naughtie believes that Morgan has found a rich dramatic tension in divided selves.

His characters saw themselves through windows and in mirrors, divided selves gazing on their darker aspects or their pasts.

This geographic split is echoed in these women's divided selves.

This may explain why some of the most compelling first person accounts in James's work of divided selves and sick souls who were later transformed come from people who were drunkards.

In the early pages of the book, there is an almost audible clash of wills between Stein's divided selves.

Kadare is a double man, writing about divided selves.

"Sorrows and Rejoicings" is a play about irrevocably divided selves.

And yet, the divided self in "I and I" is also a self that wants to see its other half, always gazing upon itself "eye to eye".

As in Jekyll and Hyde, it shows him obsessed with the divided self, and in the year of the independence vote, Kidnapped remains essential reading.

"But the divided self is in the show," Mr. Kentridge said.

She too embodied the performer as a divided self, but in a far more frightening (and, yes, exciting) way.