Sentence examples for self spoke to from inspiring English sources

The book has earned Mr Self his first Man Booker shortlist nomination.Mr Self spoke to The Economist about being a London novelist, using lots of big words and the difficulties of imagining Edwardian sex.

SELF spoke to the experts, and they answered some common questions for us.

RD Laing's The Divided Self speaks to a fascination with psychotherapy and creativity, as does The Origin of Consciousness in the breakdown of the Bicameral Mind, by Julian Jaynes.

Shaughnessy pushes forward and back in time and out to her Andromedan self, speaking to all the inventions and limitations of self and creating a richly complex portrait of mother and artist.

Yet some of the founders loved the fray, and their public selves speak to us still, across the centuries.

His repeated acts of self-creation spoke to me.

"His repeated acts of self-creation spoke to me," Obama wrote of Malcolm in "Dreams from My Father".

The cameras clicked, and the Giants self-consciously spoke to one another and tried to look as if they were not posing.

Curious about the extent of this kind of self-memorializing, we spoke to the New Yorker cartoonist (and Cartoon Lounge blogger) Drew Dernavich, who has engraved tombstones for the past eighteen years.

Self spoke sharply, honestly, to his team at halftime.

In their sacrifice, "the brave men, living and dead, who struggled here" had shown that democracy was something more than opportunities for self-interest and self-aggrandizement, something that spoke to the fundamental nature of human beings itself, something that arched like a rainbow in the political sky.