Sentence examples for understanding himself from inspiring English sources

And he did this by understanding himself, the better to understand the inner lives of his characters.

Both Neurath's argument and Wittgenstein's earlier one are laid out for the case of an individual epistemic agent understanding himself before he needs to understand others (Uebel 1995b).

He has won by understanding himself as an international tennis player, rather than a British athlete.

The novelist Yun Hŭnggil is another example of a writer who cultivated fiction as an instrument of understanding himself and others.

One night while Susan is embroidering, the writer begins to think about his relationship with her and also about understanding himself.

The Mets left-hander has the look of a pitcher who is finally understanding himself after three years in the majors, and when the Mets slot him in as their fifth starter, they now know he will given them a chance to win.

He seemed to say that he would like to establish some bridge of understanding between himself and ethnic minority groups in the city.

As for understanding Hegel himself, the traditional metaphysical view remained the dominant interpretative approach of Hegel scholars throughout much of the twentieth century.

And though he paid for that desperation with his body, Omer has found reserves of understanding within himself.

The Illinois-born singer-songwriter, who released his first full-length album last year, said that newfound "love and understanding" of himself inspired him to sign on as a spokesman for AT&T's 2016 "Live Proud" campaign.

But, as Edward Fox says himself, understanding his murder means understanding a whole society.