Sentence examples similar to it discovers itself from inspiring English sources

The I must posit itself as an embodied will, and only as such does it "discover" itself at all.

It takes time to break up a still and take the parts away; if the attempt were made, it would discover itself immediately.

Instead, according to Fichte's analysis, if the I is to posit itself at all, it must simply discover itself to be limited, a discovery that Fichte characterizes as a 'check' or Anstoß to the free, practical activity of the I.

Mark Fuhrman, played by Steven Pasquale, about his use of the N-word, the camera rockets back and forth and in and out as if it has just discovered itself to be alive.

When Scheler was introduced to phenomenology, it was in its infancy, still discovering itself as a distinctive approach.

And the first act works beautifully because, almost in spite of itself, it discovers -- and reveals -- a great deal about its characters.

When the U. S. was confronted with the Middle East crisis, it was surprised & bewildered to discover itself backing Nasser & Russia against France & England.

Nature was there for mind to master it and in so doing to discover itself.

Europe needs to get over America to discover itself.

Thus, 'no child has ever discovered itself as a child.

Consciousness can discover itself and know itself, without needing to think itself.