Sentence examples for self-contained identity from inspiring English sources

Often, he says, it is because they create a strong internal culture--a self-contained identity that makes it difficult for them to operate outside the bounds of the team and to understand the larger environment.

Living reconciled implies, first of all, walking a path together toward ever-deeper human solidarity, seeking truth beyond all the narrow egoisms of self-contained identity.

Jesus invites us into a disruption of our tightly sealed, self-contained, seed-like identity into a God-given identity, blossoming in communion.

From hereon, the original notion of self-contained districts with their own identity was watered down as a numbers game took over.

I think we'd have a better game on our hands, one with its own identity and self-contained narrative.

The individual units were entirely self-contained, with no knowledge of the identity or locations of the other resistance groups, although there are thought to have been about 250 volunteers in Cornwall.

She contains multitudes, and remains self-contained.

So openness and curiosity have nourished him, but his track record as an artist suggests a firm, unaffected identity, something already well honed and largely self-contained.

They are self-contained, culturally homogeneous communities with a strong sense of history and local identity.

The rise of corporate social identities is thus the rise of Corporate Legal Particularism, a self-contained legal order that serves particular interests.

Nobody, bar strange, self-contained exceptions such as Scott Walker or Kate Bush ever even manages to carve out a new identity unbeholden to the tropes of their youth.