Sentence examples for provisional self from inspiring English sources

And this terror has something to do with that irreducible gap between the self one invents — the self one takes oneself as being, which is, however, and by definition, a provisional self — and the undiscoverable self which always has the power to blow the provisional self to bits.

The mandate of UNMIK was to administer the province, while establishing and overseeing the development of provisional self-governing institutions.

But there's also a self-delusion — the provisional ego, as my uncle would call it.

His words are tentative, unassertive, provisional, yet self-assured.

And that settlement is to be negotiated, under international auspices, between Kosovo's "provisional democratic self-governing institutions" and Belgrade.

When the men meet, they aren't defined against one another; the writing draws attention instead to how porous and provisional their selves are.

Interim administration to provide transitional administration while establishing and overseeing the development of provisional democratic self-governing institutions to insure conditions for a peaceful and normal life for all inhabitants in Kosovo.

At the same time, UNICEF is closely cooperating with other UN agencies and organizations to ensure that international efforts are mutually reinforcing and support the work of the Kosovo Provisional Institutions for Self Government.

There are Serb members of parliament, Serb ministers and Serb employees of the provisional institutions of self-government.

This looks like a reversal of the approach Auster took in his earlier work, in which a character, simply by changing his name, can be transformed into another person; in which the self is provisional, a product of fiction.

'It was about protecting the self-interest and self-image of the Provisional movement,' said Durkan.