Sentence examples for self take from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't be surprising to see Self take a similar approach and go zone against the Buckeyes.

In some languages, including English, directions are built around the self ("Take a right after the church"), while in other languages, they refer to immovable objects ("It is behind the church").

Titled The Unbearable Lightness of Being a Prawn Cracker (£1.99), it sees Self take an entertaining trip around the less celebrated of our eateries while dissecting his own fast-food addictions.

The course God, world, and self take into relations through the second part of the Star, according to Rosenzweig, generates the actuality which we experience.

Each step in the genesis of speech accompanies one of the relations we experience along the path God, world, and self take towards their ultimate unification in the "All".

Could a history of this infinite theoretical life, which merges itself in its efforts and failures with a simple realization of the self, take on the value of a genetic description?

Graeme Swann was his usual reliable self, taking four wickets.

Roslin was back to her presidential self, taking no chances.

It's an emotional accountability mechanism — the way that the self takes itself to task.

With Arpee, Self takes these devices further than usual, at times sacrificing meaning for jokiness.

A writer's yearlong journey in search of self takes her to Italy, India and Indonesia.