Sentence examples for problem of self from inspiring English sources

This is the whole problem of "self" and "other".

It is that he deploys his individualism for the larger good, which is how the movies reconcile the American problem of self and society.

When Tagore speaks abstractly about his spiritual beliefs — as in "The Problem of Self," a selection from lectures that he delivered in America in 1913 — he can sound almost Buddhist, calling for the annihilation of the self.

The problem of Self -- of what, precisely, it is that craves immortality -- seems pretty damn interesting to me.

Suicidal ideation is normally perceived as a problem of self abuse.

"It's a problem of self-control," he said.

But innovations are particularly susceptible to the problem of self-delusion.

That, perhaps, will be the longest lasting effect of this crisis: Italy has always had a problem of self-esteem.

This is an application of what's known as construal level theory to the problem of self-control.

It is a small slice of a large problem of self-dealing and self-enrichment on Wall Street, often at the expense of the rest of us.

In recent years, the problem of self-storage — and especially the seizure and sale of stored property — has reached a kind of quiet critical mass.