Sentence examples for self began from inspiring English sources

But my sense of self began to change.

The novel was adapted again in 1974, when a shambling era in thrall to the natural self began to rummage through the past in search of style.

It limped to an early demise after one season, and Mr. Self began producing pilots at CBS, where he produced "Where Is Everybody?," the pilot that became the first episode of "The Twilight Zone".

Over the months, Alan's expanded, more playful self began to slowly work it's way into the relationship.

As human connection and community began to extend beyond physical space and into the immaterial on the internet in the early 2000's with the rise of social networking technology, the ability and need to identify and define the self began to evolve also.

"And inevitably a sort of secret self begins to emerge that exists hidden deep within the public person.

And all that can confuse your sense of where the uniform ends and your real self begins.

And grace is what Julie Christie, who plays Fiona, manifests in every scene, even as Fiona feels the tissue of her self begin to crumble and fade.

The sacrifice of self begins innocently enough: eating at their favourite restaurants, hanging out with their friends, watching movies they pick out.

"As you submit to the compromises demanded by public life, your public self begins to alter the person inside," Ignatieff wrote.

There is a clever story from her final collection about trying to write on a keyboard missing the letter 'I', and watching her authorial self begin to dissolve.