Sentence examples for personal reserves from inspiring English sources

The emotional rhythms take care of themselves, fueled by her personal reserves of anger and hurt.

He had to hit up colleagues for drugs from their personal reserves.

Being an outsider had its benefits — it built character and filled large personal reserves of grit and determination.

Laura is, of course, in a deeply ironic position: she does not "deserve" the tarnished beauty queen crown, but she has found personal reserves of toughness.

That view might be described as Darwinian except that individual fulfillment comes not from triumphing over others but from tapping personal reserves of strength and will power to keep your head up in a grubby corrupt world.

Later, however, tax captains normally faced certain ruin because tax-evading manipulations by large landlords thrust tax burdens increasingly on those least able to pay and forced tax captains to make up deficiencies in their quotas out of their personal reserves.

Chomsky, with his personal reserve, his quiet voice, and his astonishing mind, seemed to them a figure of pure reason, an instrument of truth.

This seems less a matter of ethics or personal reserve: Mr. Strel's behavior — he drinks booze, for instance, while he swims — seems answer enough.

In fact, he has a reputation for personal reserve, even coldness, and one feminist critic based a whole book on the premise that Orwell's pessimistic vision was a product of misogyny and male dominance.

That has left me with a choice: share the best with you, or keep them to myself as a personal reserve of story ideas that could last me for years and make my job exceedingly easy.

I then added whatever other software I could scrape together open source software, freeware, and "abandonware" found on the Web, plus some software graciously sent by Lee Hutchinson from his own personal reserve of DOSware.