Sentence examples for owns herself from inspiring English sources

Something she owns herself that can be ordered by phone: Tiffany's hollow-stem champagne flutes.

But if women own their children, and everyone begins as a child, then no one owns herself (Okin 1989, 85).

Libertarianism asserts that each autonomous agent initially fully owns herself and that agents have moral powers to acquire property rights in natural resources and artifacts.

She owns herself, she belongs to herself and she can lead herself.

In particular, it pointed to a $2.6m purchase of a collection of books Wharton had once owned herself, an amount the magazine said was twice their appraised value.

If you've ever read a Toni Morrison novel, you can already predict that Florens does end up owning herself and that it's a bitter blessing.

Walker later wrote that her mother, a maid, gave her "three things she had never owned herself" when she left for college that also have a mythic ring: a typewriter, a sewing machine and a suitcase.

" She seems to have an awareness of wanting to own herself -- no pun intended, '12 Years A Slave.'".

"Any story about a powerful woman owning herself in any way is automatically deemed feminist," Madeline Brewer, who plays handmaid Janine, told audiences after a screening of the show's first episode.

Ms. Freedman had countered that she ended up owning several herself, evidence of her belief in them.

Even Mrs Giffords herself owns a Glock.