Sentence examples for self thought from inspiring English sources

And then my eight-year-old self thought: he's frightened of losing to a girl!

My 12-year-old self thought I'd died and gone to heaven.

Ortega y Gasset wrote that the "bigotry" of modern society "consists in presenting culture, withdrawal into one's self, thought, as a grace or jewel that man is to add to his life; hence it is something that provisionally lies outside of his life, as if there were life without culture and thought, as if it were possible to live without withdrawing into one's self".

When my meditative self thought of unloading the busyness, my rescuer self couldn't do it -- "this one needs me" or "I made a commitment".

For some reason my optimistic younger self thought four kids sounded about right so it was probably fortuitous that divine intervention kept me from realizing that miscalculation.

"He already had his hip-hop style, which was evidently self-thought-up before he got to the art school," he recalled.

In any event, the Father and Barbelo generate a divine family of entities, each of which is a mythic personification of a divine faculty or attribute: Thought (a personification of the Father's first self-thought), Foreknowledge, Incorruptibility, Eternal Life, and so forth.

"These young people feel very upset, very distressed, they may have self-harmed, they have very negative self-thoughts, possibly including suicidal intent, and they feel hopeless and that they can't go on.

Even though Heimson's descriptive beliefs about who he is best fit Hume, still his self-thoughts are about Heimson and not Hume.

Depression is associated with over-connectivity of the default mode network -- the brain network associated with self-consciousness, rumination and introspection -- which can lead to excessive negative self-thought.

The more positive self-thought you have, the better your overall self-esteem will become.