Sentence examples for self defines from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

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.

Fellows and Farah [ 22] suggest that impaired goal directed behaviour can result from impaired future time perspective, which is a measure of an individual's self defined future.

The mental health problems category was self defined so could have been answered very differently by some respondents compared to others.

Lovato self-defines as straight – which shouldn't matter, as long as she doesn't immediately follow it up with a song that uses "gay" as a pejorative in its goddamn title (hi, Katy Perry!) or re-emerge unbidden a decade later frothing at the mouth about "real men" and procreation (hi, Yulia Volkova of t.A.T.u.!).

The implication was that I was a self-defining, self-sufficient person.