Sentence examples for perceptions of himself from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband must use this time to fix negative perceptions of himself and his party.

Of course the only significant way to change perceptions of himself, and his team, is for Borthwick to start leading England to victory again.

Ian Inglis writes of "an increasingly familiar elitism in his apparent perception of himself", adding: "When [Harrison] sings of 'the pure of heart' and tells the Lord that 'there are just a few who bow before you,' the implied conclusion is that he counts himself among their number".

Pulis changed the perception of himself at Crystal Palace last season.

Most endearing of all is his own modest perception of himself.

But what happened in his personal life jeopardized his perception of himself.

Perhaps he did want to change the outward perception of himself, and this is what has most significantly contributed to his happiness since his stroke.

He had worn the same haircut for ten years, and dressed in the same screen-print T-shirts and bluejeans, but his perception of himself was changing.

His perception of himself as being blind shifted over the years, from not identifying with those who had no sight to becoming aggressively proud of his blindness.

That it would be to New Yorker readers instead of, say, Confidential readers had more to do with Capote's perception of himself and his own ambitions than whether the story demanded something more.

Mr. Bush's tension with what he sees as an arrogant Eastern elite, and his perception of himself as outside it, seem to have arisen initially from the clash of generations that occurred while he was at Yale.