Sentence examples for self often from inspiring English sources
And Mr. Self often enough writes with such vividness it's as if he is the first person to see anything at all.
Still, Philadelphia is proceeding on the faith that Martinez will summon some semblance of his past self often enough over the final months of the season to keep hope alive for another run at a championship.
I think this protagonist, this self, often recognises that it is a fictional construct, but it also recognises that thinking of itself as such might cause it to disintegrate.
Rousseau's term for this new type of self-interested drive, concerned with comparative success or failure as a social being, is amour propre (love of self, often rendered as pride or vanity in English translations).
Ryan Gosling's best weapon is Ryan Gosling, his charming, forthcoming self often winning over reporters.
And this image of self often precludes kindness and compassion and concern for others.
By recounting their dreams, they expose their most vulnerable and uncensored selves — often discovering buried fears and desires in the process.
Our weary adult selves often relent.
Self-dramatising, often self-pitying, they bring alive a writer equally preoccupied with his place in history and his ever-precarious finances.
Selig has a way of being self-deprecating and self-congratulatory, often at the same time.
His humor relies on mockery, of others and of himself, although his self-deprecations often end in self-aggrandizement.
