Sentence examples for protected sense from inspiring English sources

She exudes the composure of someone capable, in even the most horrific circumstances, of holding on to hope and a carefully protected sense of self.

— I bobbed about in that crazy brain space where it made a kind of protected sense that there were two Marina Keegans out there, the one whose talent I had spotted and this other one in the news.

"Paul is very good at protecting his sense of who and what he is," Wells says.

It never occurred to me that she, too, was building and protecting a sense of self, until I asked her about it, just recently, after reading a short story.

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A final rationale for informed consent requirements is the need to protect patients' sense of personal integrity.

Protecting our sense of focus and attention is critical if we're going to stay sane as mobile phones become more central to our lives.

We do this to protect our sense of security in the world.

So, in trying to protect our sense of control, we become judgmental and controlling.

While there are some "celebrity" pastors that seem to have found a balance between being celebrity CEO and being connected intimately to their congregations, many others have created organizations that do little more than promote and protect their sense of self-importance.

Also, people start with lots of rules because they need to protect their sense of self and relationship security, and over time they see this is not scary, it won't end our relationship if I let my partner do these things with other people and they kind of get rid of the rules.