Sentence examples for self-analyzing from inspiring English sources
But she has a way to go before her Rosalind becomes the complicated, manipulative and brilliantly self-analyzing girl who is one of Shakespeare's most formidable heroines.
Thus, self-analyzing by tape recording or by having a third person observe an interview for diagnostic purposes can prevent poor techniques from developing into set procedures.
"Writing a novel proved to be the hardest, most self-analyzing task I had ever attempted," Mr. Francis said, "far worse than an autobiography".
It falters only when the author extends too far beyond this narrative, imagining a bit too colorfully village life in Zakho or obsessively self-analyzing his dissonant relationship with his father.
It is meant in part for men like Mr. Jones -- decent, self-analyzing husbands, boyfriends and fathers, who are doing their best to assist in the stewardship of households and families.
The cumulative power of the music - Fiordiligi's self-analyzing arias in particular - can be at least as psychologically complex in effect as the piling on of realistic details that brings Tolstoy's characters to life, great and small.
While American media secretes a persistent discharge of similar readings, rarely do they divulge more than a compulsion to self-analyze in real time.
On the one hand, Mr. Rabe seems to realize this; he gives his characters the ability to self-analyze and interpret the world, albeit with narrow and foolhardy logic.
As for the special effects, by now they are so accomplished that they no longer feel like effects at all; we accept, as quite normal, the notion that apes can weep, self-analyze, and, when imprisoned, hatch an elaborate escape plan.
Their credit card sized device, which can be developed for only a few dollars, allows virtually anyone, anywhere to perform medical diagnostics for certain biomarkers and use an app to instantly self-analyze your drop of blood to monitor things like heart failure.
They do not aim to self-analyze, but rather to enact.
