Sentence examples for self given from inspiring English sources

A public self is also real – perhaps even more real than a private self, given the enormous amount of thought and effort we put into its successful realisation.

"This is my own book of my own self given to me by the preachers wife Nora Gwyn who said, This little diary is for you my dear unfortunate child".

More specifically, the demand for the unconditioned, and the idea of the soul to which it gives rise, may be construed regulatively as devices for guiding inquiries, but never constitutively — never, that is, as yielding grounds for any a priori synthetic knowledge of a metaphysical self given immediately to pure reason.

This contextual solution explains why you are able to retro-kill your younger self, given the fact that your gun is in proper working-order, you have a good aim at your target, and no one forces you to abstain from taking action.

While Ad Lib was certainly a grander name than other self given names, it isn't uncommon to come across given names like "Fluffy," "Meat," and "Bacon" (These are real people, I assure you. Just not native English speakers).

Possible involvement of subcortical structures should receive greater consideration with regards to sense of self, given that we found self-related activity in the CN of the basal ganglia.

And Brodeur was hardly his old reliable self, giving up the Rangers' four goals on only 23 shots.

On Friday evening, the general, again his voluble self, gave a two-hour news conference in Islamabad.

An hour and a Tube ride later, this soaked and stressed shadow of his former self gives his impatient friend a hug.

Over nearly 90 minutes, he was his old self, giving his guest a political seminar laced with a torrent of "on the records" and "off the records".

Does your inner self give you a thumbs-up or a thumbs-down?