His original view of personal self-realization also contained the notion of political obligation, for citizens intent upon realizing themselves will act as if by duty to improve the institutions of the state.
Each day, these bees visit seven hundred flowers, helping the plants within three kilometres of the Gothic cathedral to realize themselves fully.
It suggests that everyone even the most poorly educated and inarticulate amongst us can and should use digital media to express and realize themselves.
The ideas of mind or spirit are powerless unless they enter into practice, or realize themselves in life and practical situations, which are generated by impulsion and human drives.
In her 13-volume Pilgrimage (the first volume, Pointed Roofs, appeared in 1915; the last, March Moonlight, in 1967), Richardson was far more positive about the capacity of women to realize themselves.
Whitman's aim was to transcend traditional epics, to eschew normal aesthetic form, and yet by reflecting American society to enable the poet and his readers to realize themselves and the nature of their American experience.
Baldwin, Wright and DuBois (for reasons that almost half of those polled dismiss), Stein (the majority of respondents oppose same-sex marriages), James, Wharton, Hemingway: endless potential drove them away, to realize themselves elsewhere.
Stuff they don't realize themselves".
Workers paradoxically lose their being in realizing themselves, and this becomes emblematic for those professing a postmodern sensibility.
The individuated elements realize themselves in relations, forming patters that burst into life, grow, vanish, and revive.
