Sentence examples for power of inner from inspiring English sources

More remarkable even than his vision is Mr. Forster's power of inner hearing; he seems incapable of allowing a person to speak out of character, and Dr. Aziz strikes one as less invented than overheard.

"History of a Suicide," by Jill Bialosky (Atria; $24) This elegiac book is both a memoir of grief and an investigation into the depressive mind — "the inchoate and terrible power of inner demons".

In 1990, Bialosky's twenty-one-year-old half sister Kim gassed herself on exhaust fumes in their mother's garage, and this elegiac book is both a memoir of grief and an investigation into the depressive mind—"the inchoate and terrible power of inner demons".

In 1990, Bialosky's twenty-one-year-old half sister Kim gassed herself on exhaust fumes in their mother's garage, and this elegiac book is both a memoir of grief and an investigation into the depressive mind — "the inchoate and terrible power of inner demons".

When dissociation scores were included in the model for predicting AH-proneness, they accounted for some, but not all, of the predictive power of inner speech.

Lesson #3: The Power of Our Inner Critic In yoga we gain an opportunity to witness our Inner Critic and its influence on our behavior.

And in that simplicity, he reveals the power of the inner life.

His opponents, domestic and international, have time and again underestimated not just Mr. Assad's readiness to use violence to preserve his authority, but also the staying power of his inner circle and core loyalist forces.

He was like, 'Come on, I know you can do it.' " Eventually she did, but tapping into the depth and power of her inner howl did not ease her shyness.

The serious point, though never put in serious political-science language by Mr. Beatty, would seem to be the subtle power of the inner city trap, with Winston and his friends hemmed in by stiff-necked victim-culture ideologues in one corner, self-defeating in-group machismo in another and an indifferent economic system in the third.

The growing interest in restorative justice is an approach to actually heal the soul but few leaders know the power of the inner world of healing.