Sentence examples for self define from inspiring English sources

Rainie said that the survey let users "self define" what was meant by library — which could include commercial libraries like the Amazon's Kindle Lending Library and programs from public libraries.

"We exist to provide a platform to artists who self define themselves as facing barriers to the art world," she said.

Given recent declines in political extremism, we used the far left wing self categorisation of political affiliation (scores of 1 or 2), under the premise that socialists would now self define only at the extreme left of political orientation.

In South Africa individuals are protected not self defined, demarcated groups.

This is not autonomy but dependency: the emerging "self" defines its own worth in terms of the perceived judgments of others.

We cling to this idea of who we are based on an image of self defined by these perceived absolutes.

Ethnicity of White UK, Black Caribbean, Black African, Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi origin was self defined.

All are self defined by the applicant but information on ethnicity and socioeconomic status are voluntarily provided, which results in a major challenge in monitoring widening participation.

Those who self-define as left wing are significantly less likely to associate with a religion than those who define their outlook as right wing (49% and 71% respectively).

And despite Facebook's seeming progressiveness toward gender (the platform allows users to self-define their gender), its treatment of transgender bodies is troubling: in one case, a user's semi-nude photo was taken down and reinstated when they decided the user was a man – despite the user's physical presentation and personal gender identity.

And the terms "morally straight" and "clean" are by no means self-defining.