Sentence examples for self preserving from inspiring English sources

Residence chamber experiments show that with sufficient time the quenched soot sample evolves from the lognormal shape found in the flame to the expected self preserving distribution.

"The symptoms of this can be seen in the general decline of the self- preserving parts of the institutional church and in contrast, growth among the more visionary and less defensive".

Because of its many failures, the administration has made me suspect that it manipulates the terrorist threat to further its own self-preserving ends.

But Rogers found that these "untamed and unsocial feelings are neither the deepest nor the strongest, and that the inner core of man's personality is the organism itself, which is essentially both self-preserving and social".

This is the self-preserving, or selfish, version of everlasting life, in which we seek to be absolutely sure that immortality preserves a sense of ourselves, operating from a particular point of view.

The Bushes are the dull, self-preserving one.

It can also be a self-preserving haven for wrongdoing.

Two features of reality point any rational, self-preserving social agent in a moral direction.

(He was self-preserving in other areas of his life as well.

Freud took this to be a biologically based eruption of natural, self-preserving energies.

Speechlessness is often the self-preserving hush of the powerless and oppressed.