Sentence examples for self increasingly from inspiring English sources

Like timid Genna, the reader is mainly peering through the keyhole, spying only hints of Minette's hidden self — a self increasingly twisted, poorly defended, broken down.

Can such selves retain the capacities of critical rationality required for the exercise of liberal democracy, or will our networked selves increasingly be characterized by political and intellectual passivity, hampered in self-governance by "shorter attention spans and less capacity to engage with critical argument" (2010, 114)?

One trades on babes and bad jokes and goes down well with a beer or two or three; the other represents Broadway's valentine to its self-examining, increasingly hermetic self.

Expressed both locally and internationally through ICTs, people's sense of self are increasingly generating a shared sense of experience, beyond the confines of geographic space.

My official Massachusetts self became increasingly less official the further I got from home.

Since the late 1970's, the National Rifle Association and other firearm advocates have successfully fought to make armed self defense increasingly acceptable in everyday life.

This was one of those self-conscious, increasingly ubiquitous attempts to create an icon.

Indeed, those who study self-harming increasingly believe that it should be treated as a symptom of other underlying problems rather than focusing on the practice itself.

It is an approach that will appeal to introverts and other career-minded people who balk at the self-promotion increasingly required in business.

The boundary between our online and IRL selves is increasingly blurred, so why not boogie with a virtual doppelgänger?

His sense of pride and self-esteem increasingly came from his popularity and his athletic abilities rather than his intelligence.