Sentence examples similar to self defining from inspiring English sources
And the terms "morally straight" and "clean" are by no means self-defining.
The implication was that I was a self-defining, self-sufficient person.
Self-defining language has grown easy to pass around but hard to translate into social results.
Womanhood – to risk the scathing wrath of some – can at last be self-defining.
All the same, he foresees the conflicts for a society whose self-defining racial boundaries have been torn down.
"You are often disempowered as a mother, and denied [the opportunity to be] self-defining," says De Angelis.
The location for The Invisible Ones is the world of the Romanies and their self-defining attempts to maintain their way of life.
That's a shocking fact, and it suggests the narrow range of subjects and experiences that are likely to be celebrated by the movie industry in its own self-defining awards ceremonies.
To prevent PID conflict, self-defining the head structure of TS packet is proposed.
A third kind of recognition self-respect involves the appreciation of the importance of being autonomously self-defining.
PDBeChem stores data in macromolecular Crystallographic Information Files (mmCIF), which is a subset of the Self-defining Text Archive and Retrieval (STAR) format [24].
