Sentence examples for its own condition from inspiring English sources

What can painting say about its own condition, and the artist who made it, and its presence in the world?

I am inspired by the small Michelangelo marble in the Hermitage of a crouching boy holding his foot; he could be removing a thorn, an old classical subject, but for me it was the image of a body attending to itself, to its own condition.

The pharmaceutical industry should settle for no less a remedy for its own condition.

Any art worth the name reflects on its own condition, as well as on the world itself, and Hiller's work at its best does just this.

Peston takes all the ribbing in good humour: "Thankfully @robpestonhair's takes an interest in and retweets my views about the economy, along with giving updates about its own condition.

The responsive self is primarily concerned not with its own condition but rather with responding faithfully and thoughtfully to others.

While this very process of choice is murky and itself subject to its own conditions and social pressures, it can be argued that the same applies to women in the west and that we can do little beyond ensuring that the right to choose is not circumscribed by law.

But the main thing to know about industrial employment is that it's not one job market but many, each with its own conditions and requirements.

But he added that Indonesia had its own conditions for new military aid.

But under London's takeover rules and its own conditions, NASDAQ cannot automatically raise its bid.

He also gave a rosy endorsement to the reviled junta, declaring that Myanmar "must be allowed to choose its own development path suited to its own conditions".