Sentence examples for self suggested from inspiring English sources

The results, included in their 1981 book The Meaning of Things: Domestic Symbols and the Self, suggested that home objects carry great value, reinforcing our memories and binding us to family and friends.

A current Oscar campaign ad shows Ms. Cotillard as her pretty young self, suggesting how much of a stretch the performance was.

These divergent neural activations in response to TOM and SELF suggest that these important differential mental capacities of human self-consciousness are implemented at least in part in distinct brain regions.

France have been their typically flaky selves, suggesting one week that they had turned the corner in victory over Australia before crashing into a wall against Argentina the week after.

Since it lies closest to the droplet, the assumption of it being the main reason for HFS shifts is self-suggesting.

They observed no significant SD for loci in the dataset resulting from selfing, suggesting that gametic selection, leading to gamete abortion or lower gamete fitness, can be ruled out as a possible cause of SD in this study.

Thus, the self-self hybridizations suggest a low false discovery rate (< 5%).

Weaklings, however, were far less inclined to make the case that self-interest suggested they would.

The line felt sincere but well worn; its air of self-reassurance suggested a talisman on a key chain.

"That means creating the impression that the enemies who surround them are stepping up their efforts at attacking North Korea and this is justified self-defence," suggested Frank.

The aim of self-defense, suggested Ueshiba, must be to neutralize the aggression of the attacker, and avoid the conflict.