Sentence examples for self brought from inspiring English sources

Its devotion to quality and its sense of self brought a kind of corporate swagger — a trait that may have vanished in the face of constant crises and repeated self-examination.

Intersectional theories of the self brought forward by African American feminists adapt aspects of poststructuralist theory to the purposes of critical race theory (Williams 1991; Crenshaw 1993).

(Note to self: bring a stamp).

His past self bringing news of the future.

Being thrown back into the world with a heightened sense of self brings me to a place I can't turn back from.

I imagined my married self bringing in a stack of mail, handing over all the long white envelopes to my husband, and sitting down in a comfy chair to page through a catalog.

The conflict between his inner and outer selves brought anguish, thoughts of suicide and finally a confrontation with the diocese.

While services nourish our emotional and mental selves, organic fruit, vegetable, and herb gardens, help nourish our physical selves bringing the holistic experience of oneness together.

Hyde, his hidden self, was brought into existence to give him licence to do so.

In a brief and faint replay of his earlier self, he brought his fist down firmly on the small round table that stood between us.

And for my teenage self, this brought back painful memories.