But there are also social movements that make political and social demands while maintaining self-control over their forms of participation.
Hall got one thing right: if Keaton was indeed a stoic, he was one in the classical Greek sense, of maintaining self-control and discipline as a virtue, of virtue being in inherent harmony with nature, and of virtue being the sole possible source of happiness (that of the character of Steamboat Bill, Jr., if not of Keaton himself).
Remember to maintain self-control and discipline in your actions, though you should avoid becoming overly reserved or inflexible.
The scientists believe that blood glucose provides the necessary energy to maintain self-control under stress, but once the stressed-out men's glucose resources depleted, they could no longer maintain their self-control and drank more.
There's even more reason, according to the research, to resolve personal stress in the name of maintaining self-control and making good decisions for the future.
Jessica Lahey discussed the crucial role recess plays in helping students maintain self-control in the classroom in an article in the New York Times.
Fighting to maintain self-control, my daughter wisely asked her brother if he would get a pizza instead (where she saw a much shorter line).
He challenged men to respect women by waiting for sex until married and taught women to resist men by exerting their power to say no and maintain self-control.
Questions still remain about the effectiveness of the militia against large volatile protests; the tactical environment requires a very well-trained, disciplined, and professional police force that can take orders and maintain self-control.
Together these outcomes helped children maintain self-control and a positive outlook.
This is closely linked with notions of respect and dignity through maintaining self-control and self-responsibility [ 48, 57, 65].
