Sentence examples for intimate self from inspiring English sources

A. What Mansfield is talking about here is not her intimate self but rather her real self.

The author knows nothing about you, and yet you feel that your most intimate self has been understood.

What adults can mistake for narcissism – performing one's intimate self as thoughtless, obnoxious "selfies" – is just kids larking about for their mates.

Any human who uses language to think with has already incorporated an external device into his most intimate self, and the connections only proliferate from there.

Michelet deliberately threw his intimate self into his narrative, convinced that this was the way to achieve the historian's ultimate aim: the resurrection (or re-creation) of the past.

What to us came as an enlightenment, to her was the gradual diminution of a shared life while she watched his expression of himself removed with his throat and his tongue until it was reduced to the written word, his most intimate self shared with a computer.

Surreal and ominous, this intimate self-portrait speaks of personal fragility and artistic self-containment.

This intimate self-portrait was taken in a detoxification clinic, where Goldin was undergoing treatment for drug and alcohol addiction.

Maastricht remains intimate, self-contained, vintage European — a city of chalk basilicas and chalk churches, one of which is eleven centuries old.

At times, he detours into biographical material – a welcome change, even if his style doesn't sit easily with intimate self-revelation.

The almost casual manner in which Wendla and Melchior move from friendly acquaintances to intimate, self-surprising young lovers is effectively drawn by Mr. Parrish and Ms. Socha.