Sentence examples for self imagined from inspiring English sources
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My 16-year-old self imagined the 30-year-old me to be sophisticated, to be graceful, and to have all the answers.
Self imagines what would happen if, 500 years from now, English society was shaped not by Judeo-Christian theology but by the scurrilous rantings of a hateful 21st-century London cabbie.
He recalls his younger self imagining being there amid the primal soup, in a beating fetal heart, among the strangest ocean-floor creatures and in the most desolate Arctic climes — places he didn't visit as a child, of course, but thought of constantly in his readings and viewings about the marvels of the world, about the great expanses of space and time.
If anything, every year I look less like the self I imagined I could become.
My scared, shame-ridden 10-year-old self never imagined that nearly 11 years later, I'd be recovering from an eating disorder and beating food guilt everyday.
Thinking about our possible selves can entail thinking about self-related imagined future events.
Overall, it currently remains unknown whether the mechanisms underlying spatial updating during actual self-motion and imagined self-motion overlap, or whether the processes can be completely dissociated.
Interior monologues encompass several forms, including dramatized inner conflicts, self-analysis, imagined dialogue (as in T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" [1915]), and rationalization.
It endeavours to control self-created (imagined) options in contrast to that which is known for certain [17]; only then do other disciplinary expertises follow.
Continuous pointing has proven to be a useful tool for carefully defining several unique features of actual self-motion perception and imagined self-motion.
