Sentence examples for inherent selves from inspiring English sources

Few characters have graced the television screen who have remained as true to their inherent selves as Kenny Powers, and, although he was the antithesis of a hero, he was revered as one by his loyal audience.

In the beguiling "Oracle Night", however, Paul Auster has taken the inherent self-consciousness of a novelist narrator to such painstakingly layered extremes that the strategy seems anything but lazy.

Pragmatic concerns will dictate economic policy, and the inherent self-healing tendencies of the business cycle will get the economy going.

"I wish I was like David Lee Roth, that some part of it came naturally to me, but I have an inherent self-consciousness that I think is hard to transcend on some nights," he said.

Each skandha – form, feeling, perception, mental formation and consciousness – represents a part of the instantaneously occurring process by which we experience ourselves, but within this process no inherent self can be found.

In the book he speaks directly to the reader in an everyman voice, offering motivation, folk wisdom and proverbs and assuring readers that each person has an inherent self-worth independent of the opinions of others or the amount of wealth amassed.

The inherent self-interest in most attempts at "reform" and the suggestion that the war in Iraq had more to do with America's thirst for oil than 9/11 is raised later in the series when Avon bemoans the cost of his own battles with Marlo.

First, inherent self-selection bias can influence our results.

Obviously, the chemical characteristics of asphalt determine its inherent self-healing ability.

In contrast, fractal distributors can achieve high outlet densities because of their inherent self-similarity feature.

The inherent self-interference in FBMC and GFDM also require an adaptation of legacy OFDM MIMO schemes.