Sentence examples for thought of self from inspiring English sources

The least reliable indicator for differentiating the diagnostic groups is item 10 (thought of self harm).

To my knowledge, nobody has ever witnessed a full firework display without entertaining the thought of self-immolation.

When he said that only 'an annihilation campaign' could produce "the new man who will defy death and be free from all thought of self-interest"— could he have imagined that this ancient people, dancing into the night, would be the ones on whose shoulders his dreams would come to rest?

Most people thrive on the thought of self-improvement and setting a date and time for the start of something new and better.

The mere thought of self-determining black congregations was enough to threaten those who defended servitude as the natural condition of African peoples.

If you're overwhelmed at the thought of self-directed study, they can be helpful.

Or the one which concluded that someone who took an overdose of medication the previous night had "no current thoughts of self harm".

She, like him, became a household name; both championed by the free world for their intelligence, for their lucidity and willingness to sacrifice thoughts of self and personal safety to the cause of freedom.

Another 55percentt said they had trouble sleeping, while around 35percentt experienced thoughts of self harm or suicide.

Luckily, this short film, Something in the Silence, Part of a series by ClimbingTheWall, dives into what it means to be struggling with overwhelming thoughts of self harm and the silence wrought by those feelings.

The main limitation of this study is that, like all previous studies, the EPDS suicidality measure is of self reported thoughts of self harm.