Sentence examples for self carries from inspiring English sources

However, because the immune self carries many meanings and functions in diverse ways, a precise definition of immune identity has not been attained.

Looking closely you see that the waves have big, stretchy eyes, suggesting the sense of a self carried away by its own stormy feelings.

The three most remarkable innovations of Otherwise than Being include: (1) The proposed phenomenological reduction to the birth of meaning in a self, carrying what is not itself (the other, affectively).

Note to self: carry a cigarette in the other hand next time.

But this latest spasm of self-absorbed self-preservation carries the anomalous stamp of Trump's disordered psyche.

Memo to self: Carry a notebook so I can write this stuff down.

We often label these personality types as "self-centered" or "self obsessed", carrying a negative connotation.

The difference is that her self-knowledge carries the sting of solitude more than emancipation.

Even when sources mean well, self-­reporting carries the risk of bias.

And the theme of self-improvement carries across different cultures and religions - along with fasting and atonement for sins.

That's why the idea of self-esteem carries so much power for me.