There is a drawing by Rose-Marie Guillaume of someone called simply "Mademoiselle Breuil" that is typical of the quality described in the catalog by Gabriel P. Weisberg as "a sense of introspection and strong individuality".
I don't see that strong a relationship between introspection (uncontrollable) and selfishness (controllable), but Flintoff's self-interest might be the truth that dare not speak its name.
Susan, who comes across as a loving, no-nonsense woman with strong communications skills, avoids introspection.
True to the style of the Homeric hero, he is strong in declamation, weak in introspection.
Introspection is not a strong suit either, at least not publicly.
The tenor saxophonist Todd Williams devised a strong succession of blues choruses on "Introspection".
However, as we will see in Section 2.3.4 below, those who embrace transparency theories of introspection may reject at least strong formulations of this condition.
When Corgan heaves a sigh, he wants it to be a sigh that can shake the world, and with "Adore" he makes a strong case for his epic brand of introspection.
One such system, Cloud Resilience for Windows (CReW) [60], expands the idea of resilience to the security domain through the use of strong security in guest virtual machines [61], and introspection [62].
But introspection does not seem to be Mr. Ramathan's strong suit.
From the radio, Ms. Arie discovered artists like Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor and Stevie Nicks, whose various traits -- social concern, writerly introspection and stylistic flair -- all exerted an equally strong influence on her.
