Sentence examples similar to wider self from inspiring English sources

The talk-show host was, he says, "his typical wide-eyed self".

But, instead of your old wide-eyed self, failure hits you harder now.

But he does not mean negotiating with the ETA terrorists who want to shoot the region's way to independence; he means talking about wider self-government for it with Spain's conservative prime minister, Jose Maria Aznar, who believes that, given full co-operation between centre and region, tough police and court action on its own can crush the gunmen.

Foreign mercenaries were to withdraw and Donetsk and Luhansk would get wider self-rule.

Ukraine would also grant wider self-rule to Donetsk and Luhansk.

With or without that purported "natural intuition", women are undoubtedly driving the wider self-help and therapeutic industries.

– but he did defend his website's screening policy: "The 'boring' angle is just what the press have latched onto!" That sounds fair enough, but the wider online dating industry is starting to look as bad for consumers as the wider self-help market.

This could be facilitated by professionals issuing asthma plans that are more patient-centred and address the wider self-management issues of relevance to those living with this condition.

Until such data are available, development will be dependent on theoretical considerations, findings from patient experience studies, and indirect evidence from other data of effective components in the wider self-management literature.

Observing our state government is like watching either sausage being made or Charlie Sheen's media-wide self-immolation.

In 1997 it proposed a long period 70-100 years of joint sovereignty before Gibraltar would become Spanish, with wide self-government.