Sentence examples for needs of self from inspiring English sources

This personality type is a candidate for maladaptive altruism because the more empathic one is the more the needs of others are prioritised over the needs of self.

Applying this depiction to caring, the virtue would be caring (understanding the needs of self and other), the vice of excess might be codependence (caring for others to the exclusion of self), and the vice of deficiency might be selfishness (caring for self to the exclusion of others).

Their founder, St. Hildegard of Bingen, was a compelling woman who challenged conventions (and this was 900 years ago), struggling to balance faith and reason, the needs of self with the common good.

In that role he developed new programs to meet the needs of self insured plan sponsors including a medical tourism pilot program, as well as new benefit designs, such as evidence based or value based benefits (coverage based on the value of the service or intervention).

In our experience, the needs of self-funders tend to be completely different to long-term cases.

Participants expressed their individual character by the clothing they chose and expressed various needs of self-expression and social interaction.

Regarding relations with other states, Kautilya's thoughts were based not so much on high moral idealism as on the needs of self-interest.

But, as the pope says, "our freedom fades when it is handed over to the blind forces of the unconscious, of immediate needs, of self-interest and of violence".

Work first and foremost fulfils immaterial needs of self-expression (Work as a place for creativity and self-development).

Although the technology lends itself in some ways to the needs of self-driving cars, Farhadi told me they aren't going after that sector — yet.

Seed, Clearbank, Tide, Coconut and other fintechs are all vying to fill the market gap and address the pressing needs of self-employed people.