Sentence examples similar to room of self from inspiring English sources

The Boston College exhibition begins with a room of self-portraits.

In a clever move by the exhibition designers, the relevant pronoun appears as highlighted wall text — "I" in a room of self-portraits, "We" in a gallery of collaborative print campaigns that amount to social portraiture.

It was as if several doors in the dark room of his self (doors he hadn't even known existed) had suddenly been flung wide.

A little humor and a bit of room for self-reflection go a long way.

It's not a terribly exclusive club; it's a genre with plenty of room for self-indulgence, error, and more self-indulgence.

It is among the most venerable election rituals of the smartphone era: down the home stretch, a recording surfaces containing embarrassing audio of a candidate elite-'splaining politics to a room of rich, self-satisfied donors.

Despite often being the only girls in a room full of self-professed gangstas eager to boast onstage about guns, cops and women, J.J. Fad never felt threatened on the road with N.W.A.

There are, however, contemporary non-religious views which leave room for self-regarding actions of supererogation (Kawall 2003).

This type of thinking leaves no room for self-love, compassion and true growth.

Will they be nothing more than rooms full of self-serve digital music kiosks?

A life with fewer of the material trappings he has come to expect and more room for self-examination.