Sentence examples for self assumed from inspiring English sources

But the earlier image of her angelic self assumed a life of its own after she died in 1993, at 52 It is engraved on her tombstone.

Before I read Night Shift, my 13-year-old self assumed, not unlike those readers who dismiss his stories as one-dimensional nasties, that King was relatively easily pigeonholed.

Just as in Dante, where purgatory is some karmic reflection of life - flatterers pitched in manure, adulterers chasing for ever - so in annihilating self, assuming someone's identity, Ripley is condemned never to be free to be truly himself.

Within those debates, agency, and more specifically the immune self, assume particular meanings.

The heart of the problem is American unilateralism, seen in much of the rest of the world as American exceptionalism its self-assumed right to remove itself from multilateral principles and practices when it suits its own interests.

By the late 1970s, the self model assumed paradigmatic standing, and immunology dubbed itself the science of "self/non-self discrimination".

And when the Fairy Godmother transforms from the old crone "Crazy Marie" into her sparkling self, I assumed the ungainly look was due to that particular switch.

Here the self is assumed to be no longer based on a mental substance but rather on representing and reflecting about the biological processes in the own body and brain.

Also, he noted, the agency's projection of United States self-sufficiency assumed that the country would improve gas mileage in cars and energy efficiency in homes and appliances.

Yet, most societies in the history of the world consider individual "self-interest," assumed to be normal human nature in most of the West, to be a sign of insanity and profoundly destructive".

Because all progenitors were obtained by selfing, we assumed that the LD component due to departure from random mating was homogeneous throughout the genome.