Sentence examples for self representing from inspiring English sources

This holistic turn towards the cell as a meaningful whole (a total work of techno-art) also requires convergence at the "subject pole": the building of a synthetic cell as a practice of the self, representing a turn towards integration, of multiple perspectives and various forms of expertise.

"Anecdotal evidence from the judiciary also speaks of a considerable increase in self – represented litigants," the report adds.

The conception of the divine as an individual or self represents the extreme of transcendence, since God is taken as not wholly identical with either the world or any finite reality within it.

And third, since this empirical fact affords knowledge of real existences, the order or way the self represents these things is what becomes known as space.

A common way of speaking is to say that responsibility-bearing actions are attributable to agents in virtue of reflecting upon the agent's "deep self", where the deep self represents the person's fundamental evaluative stance (Sripada ms).

This inner Self represents a whole new world of awareness.

Belief in something bigger than one's self, represented so purely in a martyred hero, is a powerful motivator and tool, after all.

The following immediate steps could be taken: Prioritize self-health and self-care because the "self" represents the smallest subsystem and needs to be recognized as the essential/starting component of the larger healthcare/societal system.

More than 3.6 million Koreans have avatars, or virtual selves, representing them in chat rooms and e-mail.

A youth worker told Amnesty: "I had one young person I was working with who had to self-represent at the lower asylum and immigration tribunal.

For BonJour, conscious states are in a sense, as Chisholm might put it, self-presenting, but they are not self-representing.