Sentence examples for sense of itself from inspiring English sources

Rationality could do everything but make sense of itself.

Since Sept. 11, Washington's sense of itself has changed utterly.

It's all partly Germany getting a normal sense of itself".

The Challenges of America's National Identity" (2004), a scholarly reflection on America's cultural sense of itself.

Why, when you put together millions of parts, does something suddenly have a sense of itself?

How, though, did those new ways of understanding history end up shaping Britain's sense of itself?

I asked him how he thought the disaster would alter Japan's sense of itself.

Missing is the question of America's sense of itself as a compassionate society.

Cannes's sense of itself as an institution never really fades, but these are especially giddy times.

But most of all, they have been desperately disorienting for the country's own sense of itself.

There was a mainstream culture that had a strong sense of itself--the generally accepted rules around sex, swearing and style of dress were very narrow.