Sentence examples for view of self from inspiring English sources

TEACHOUT At one point in "Private Domain," you mention your "renunciation of the charismatic view of self".

At various times this exceptional view of self has been used as a pernicious ideology, justifying slaughter and discrimination.

Loos stands for this idea: a lucid view of self and others requires perpetual polishing of the lens.

"Funny People Judd Apatowow): Deep self-portraiture and the loving depiction of loveless pursuits; the prismatic view of self in multiple guises, the multiple ironies of self-delusion, and the pain and strangeness that makes people funny.

David Brock, a former friend and recovering conservative, said a profession of inimical opinions leads to "an inflated view of self, alongside a secret or not-so-secret desire to invite scorn and persecution".

Further analyses using the facets of the APP showed that marijuana dependence was not associated with sensation seeking and negative view of self, but was significantly associated with facets measuring impulsivity and lower self regulation.

The Transcendent Self falsely rejects a view of selves that Plumwood defends: human selves are emotionally interdependent, ecological, relational beings whose actualization requires a rejection of rationalism (the identification of humans with reason or rationality) and mind-body dualism.

In other words, blame the founding fathers for their deep mistrust of centralized authority and their glorified view of self-reliance.

Predictably, Burge's view of self-verifying judgments is not universally accepted.

Finally, Samuel et al. address routing from the point of view of self-organizing structures.

But from the point of view of self-ownership, there is no principled difference between minor infringements and major infringements.