Sentence examples for nearly self from inspiring English sources

The crew travels all over Europe, kisses a lot, and most important, nearly self destructs because of personality conflicts.

In 1977, a desperate city nearly self-destructed.

This made Federer a somewhat uninteresting person, nearly self-less, but capable of unimaginable physical grace.

The nearly self-sufficient community, a forerunner to company towns, operated from 1771 to 1883.

The village is also nearly self-sustainable in terms of its services.

Also, advantage is taken of the temporal correlation and spatial orthogonality properties of lightly damped nearly self-adjoint distributed systems.

It's a lithe and sympathetic group, well suited to Mr. Hall's brand of nearly self-effacing lyricism.

Environmental Diplomacy argues for "nearly self-enforcing" agreements that ensure compliance without threatening sovereignty and maintains that new institutional arrangements are within reach.

She unapologetically sacrifices everything for a man whose infatuation never blossoms into love, and she nearly self-destructs in the process.

It is also a missed opportunity: annual investment of $6 billion could help Ukraine loosen Russia's grip by making it nearly self-sufficient in gas by 2030.

Since the era of raids more Venda villages have been situated on the plains, and individual villages no longer need to be nearly self-contained.