Sentence examples for self enacting from inspiring English sources

It was a lark, perhaps, but it was also a pilgrimage of sorts, my adult self enacting a dream of my younger, poorer self, to try that fabled cheese in that little Castilian village.

Watching the show can be like witnessing your most irritating neighbors, neurotic friends, and/or worst selves enacted in uncomfortably familiar settings the show is shot in actual NYC apartments for maximum laughs and, sometimes, an unexpected pathos that throws a light on the highs and lows of everyday life in the city.

One of the things he's borrowing from, consciously or unconsciously, is the self-invention enacted by Basquiat, embodied best in Basquiat's participation in the band Gray.

In addition, the survey included measures for self-stigma, enacted and community stigma from the WHO's manual HIV Testing, Treatment and Prevention: Generic Tools for Operational Research [ 31], see Table 3.

We wanted to understand the way clinical interactions may or may not support self-management enacted as a day-to-day lived experience subject to the "shared frames of meaning" [ 22] that surround people with diabetes in their communities.

However, these phases are often described as nonexclusive; individuals may shift to a phase of enacting self-management behaviors but later shift back to a phase of considering and planning for self-management, and at times, individuals can engage in several phases at the same time (e.g., managing to change their diet but being unable to stop smoking) [ 35].

The authors stress that use of multiple feedback loop agents enables robustness, for when one agent fails, the others may continue by enacting self-organisation.

In many cases, companies and unions have a mutual self-interest in enacting the protections: Employers do not want to lose trained workers, and unions do not want their members deported.