Sentence examples for inmost self from inspiring English sources
Who would have guessed, after a year of headlines about the N.S.A. and about the porousness of life online, that our worries on that score — not so much the political unease as a basic ontological fear that our inmost self is possibly up for grabs — would be best enshrined in a weird little romance by the man who made "Being John Malkovich" and "Where the Wild Things Are"?
And when these letters came to be published after Rilke's death, Kappus self-effacingly (and wisely) left his own side of the correspondence out, with the exception of one sonnet of his that Rilke copied out in his own hand – a tender and generous gesture: "Read the lines as if they were unknown to you, and you will feel in your inmost self how very much they are yours".
From the standpoint of the great traditions of enlightenment, it's the awakening to the limitless ocean of peace, bliss, freedom and power we each have within us -- our inmost Self.
I mean, they pulled off their faces, "I reveal my inmost self unto my God," and you're like, "Noooo!" (Note: It's true. Read my retro review of Beneath here).
I know living poets who never write from their inmost selves.
People need times in which to concentrate, when they can search their inmost selves.
Our inmost, individual self we owe To actions, words, and thoughts of long ago.
Their musical choices reveal their secret lusts, shames, and beliefs, unmasking their inmost reptile selves. .
Before me stood the inmost sanctuary of all: the Kremlin".
—As subst.: pĕnĭta, ōrum, n., the inmost parts: mundi, Mart.
