Sentence examples similar to instance of self from inspiring English sources
It's a rare instance of self-awareness.
Then, instead of an isolated instance of self-interest, it would be a normal instance of compassion.
They were perpetually on the lookout for every insidious motivation in others and every instance of self-delusion in themselves.
The result has been less a case of anticompetitive behavior and more an instance of self-interest on a broad scale.
In late November, video surfaced of a Chicago police officer, Jason Van Dyke, firing sixteen shots at Laquan McDonald in a case that was initially reported by the police as an instance of self-defense.
Both players were brought out to face the media with Lagerback on Friday and there was a typical instance of self-deprecation when the affable Bjarnason offered to swap shirts with Wayne Rooney "if he asks me".
They share with the Trump movement a haughty success theatre that complicates their populism: the alt-right's defense of the white working class, Yiannopoulos insisted, is not an instance of self-preservation but of "noblesse oblige".
This is because Zen abhors "holding onto" anything, which Zen considers an instance of "self-binding without a rope".
For example, WI strongly normalizes but untypable, because the antecedent of contraction cannot be unified with any instance of self-implication.
More carefully, such an action cannot be the agent's doing in the way that it must be if it is to qualify as an instance of self-government.
The claim that deity sharing its creative power is an instance of self-limitation can perhaps be clarified and placed more in the spirit of process theism by referring to it as divine self-augmentation.
