Sentence examples for trading self for from inspiring English sources

That trading self for others practice-perfected.

In learning to trade self for others we learn acceptance of self and others.

In "Roman de Gare," directed by Claude Lelouch, everyone is driven to trade one self for another.

Only one of them needs to trade their self for love, and it's not the guy.

"Why am I so obviously insane?" But on "Weezer," the band's sixth album, he trades self-pity for bravado, contemplating middle-age with an album full of adolescent kiss-offs.

Come to learn from the kids and work alongside them to create a new full-page ad -- one that trades self-aggrandizement for a story about how lonely it is to hate and judge other people on the basis of their skin color, and how rich and wonderful life can be when we embrace each other with all of our differences.

Instead, they trade self-deprecating in-jokes.

In a million years I would never want to trade my 50-year-old self for 25.

One of France's biggest online brokerage firms, Fimatex, agreed to buy DAB Bank's Self Trade unit for 62 million euros ($65 million) to increase market share in its home market.

He envisages a kind of trade union for self-starters – a political lubricant on the wheels of social mobility – while the established big unions spend their energies opposing public sector cuts, mourning the decline of traditional manufacturing jobs and denouncing Labour politicians who dare to admit that the future of work may be elsewhere.

The Nearings had left New York City in 1932, themselves pioneers in an alternative, rural lifestyle that drew thousands of visitors and became the subject of many articles and books about trading Western materialism for self-sufficiency.