Sentence examples for this self image from inspiring English sources

This self image has deep historical roots.

One participant said in her interview that she was a 'very independent person' and this self image, combined with the notion of what constitutes a deserving case meant that she primarily managed her pain with prescribed or over the counter medicines.

This self-image of the US as a republic is consoling, but it is also costly.

This self-image has more than a grain of truth, especially when designers are compared to engineers.

This self-image, along with lingering anti-Semitism, has dominated the public response to past revelations about Polish misdeeds against the Jews.

I think I was trying to shed this self-image of being some kid from the cornfields that led a life far away from where any boundaries were being broken or where anything exciting was happening.

Israelis have harboured an exaggerated sense of themselves as victims, and this self-image, he argues, has prevented them from seeing the Palestinians in a more realistic light, and impeded a reasonable political solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict.

This self-image of the Sweden Democrats was challenged last weekend by the prime minister, Stefan Löfven, who called the party "neo-fascist", citing its early links with Keep Sweden Swedish and White Aryan Resistance.

This self-image, he said, derived in part from a school of Danish thought, in the early twentieth century, that stressed "a greater openness around sex and death and gross bodily functions".

This self-image hardly suited Disraeli's temperament, and he did what would-be Byronic heroes without the means to swim the Hellespont or fight for Greece have always done: he became a dandy.

Forged more than 30 years ago, in the heat of Top of the Pops camera lights, this self-image should by now be preposterous – and yet, in his case it seems somehow heroic.