Sentence examples for relationship to himself from inspiring English sources

The craving also may have been lessened by the way he stood in a sort of father-son relationship to himself.

The book's title is intended to refer to Herman and the half-mad survivor, but it has always seemed to me an equally apt description of Singer's relationship to himself, to Judaism, and to God. "Don't leave your child," the survivor urges Herman, not long before killing herself.

Had Hellman stopped there — that is, written a play about the financial and sexual poisons that can infect a man's relationship to himself, as well as to his siblings — she would have produced a strong, dark work with minor Chekhovian undertones.

That is, the offender's statistical relationship to himself is used as evidence against him because the test, in assuming no relationship, finds his relationship to himself "significant".

Betrayal (in the play) means something different for me, Arthur Miller's own relationship to himself, his own morality, his own relationship with his wife.

According to this theory, particular men were alleged to be human because of their relationship to "Man himself"; i.e., the Form of man.

A strong defender of all things News Corp with a close relationship to Lachlan Murdoch himself, Davidson has been the target of Australian Financial Review columnist Joe Aston's cruelest jibes.

History books and the press abound with stories about the "irregular" connubial relationships of French presidents, from Mitterand with his long-standing extra-marital relationship, to Francois Hollande himself.

A guy came into the opening and looked at the "Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steel Beams" piece which has an actual World Trade Center key on it, and he just started cracking up laughing, but then something else hit him and all of a sudden he was like "ohhhh shit" and he stood there for several minutes quietly contemplating the work, contemplating his relationship to it, contemplating himself.

Then, through mentoring, a client can learn how to go out and find more healthy relationships to surround himself with to further his success in life.

The documentary shows the close bonds of the Yousafzai family and explores Malala's close relationship to her father Ziauddin, himself a vocal defender of the right to education.