Sentence examples for self growing from inspiring English sources

(Note to self: Growing up a tennis player doesn't make things complicated. Growing up a reader does).

"I am starting to read storybooks," he says of his 11-year-old self, growing up in Nakuru, Kenya.

She said "suture self" Growing up on a farm, my dad was always telling me to use the indoor toilet.

Equally, though the narrator, naturally, grows no older through the novel, her narrative gives the sense of her younger self growing older.

I would like to think that this company's fully mature self, growing from two men to a half dozen or more dancers, began in the forge of the Kitchen.

His young self, growing up in Manchester, would have been more shocked to learn he would one day direct Louis-Dreyfus than that he would be appearing at Covent Garden.

We remain intrinsically ourselves but a self grown older and wiser with experience.

But Esther's times had not acquired a detailed understanding of how a person's inner self grows within a relationship context.

The impulse to unearth a buried self grows ever stronger, and, by a fetching symmetry, so does Gerda's career as an artist.

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Your outer self grows over time, from what you learn to think is desirable and worth pursuing in life -- money, power, career recognition, the "right" relationship.