Sentence examples for life selves from inspiring English sources
Such data could include information about embarrassing activities in Second Life that users may not like to have tied to their real life selves.
As somebody who wrote about reality and simulations, he would've seen his theories echoed in the way social media allows us to create a virtual persona and how that persona starts to become equally, if not more, important than our real life selves.
The fictional Lulu was reckless, but completely self-aware; was Smith, in real life, self-aware?
Like a single-cell organism that reproduces itself, Larry's life self-complicates.
In short, separation from her husband does not make life self-evidently better for Ellen, and in some ways it makes things worse.
Freud, early in his studies, took the biological view that there are two basic instinctive forces governing life: self-preservation and reproduction.
"The boards made a good roof to turn off the rain," Hawkins wrote in his autobiography, "Some Recollections of a Busy Life," self-published in 1913.
Human nature was a fact of life, self-centered, fallen.
The major properties of supercapacitors are cycling life, self-discharge current and efficiency [19].
Its Writing Life self-publishing feature should also benefit from today's acquisition with better tools.
The depression scale assesses dysphoria, hopelessness, devaluation of life, self-deprecation, lack of interest/involvement, anhedonia, and inertia.
