Sentence examples similar to styles of self from inspiring English sources
As for the book that now tops the New York Times list of best-selling nonfiction paperbacks, "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," by Dave Eggers, it certainly has descriptions -- masses of them -- along with dialogue, rumination, self-congratulation, self-flagellation and exercises in assorted literary styles of self-revelation.
Styles of self-regulation are an integral aspect of personality.
These psychological risk processes in part overlap with those predicting unipolar depression in that children at genetic risk for bipolar disorder have unstable self-esteem and abnormal styles of self-regulation including excessive rumination (Jones et al. 2006a; Pavlickova et al. 2014).
"It's far too early to suggest female politicians ought to change their campaigns or styles of self-presentation, and much more research is needed to understand the nuances of our findings," Freeman said in the email.
In these consultations the communication barrier may lead to a 'loss' of patient voice (examples 2 and 3 in this paper) or to unresolved misunderstandings arising from subtle differences in speech delivery, word stress and styles of self-presentation.
Am I confident that I correctly understood the patient's problem, in the knowledge that subtle features such as word stress and styles of self-presentation might differ in speakers whose variety of English is influenced by a language other than my own?
The caravan's grass-roots style of self-promotion reflects a growing trend.
Does he secretly wish he could return to that style of self-expression?
Comfort's fellow-Britons were already familiar with his immoderate style of self-expression and his utopian thinking when "The Joy of Sex" appeared.
But the ethic and style of self-preservation has not been passed on to the next generation, at least not in McElwee's family.
The romance of melancholy — a style of self-presentation marked by an appealing air of ennui — has been with us since Hamlet.
