Sentence examples similar to word of self from inspiring English sources
"I mean, he never uttered a word of self-pity or complaint," Mr. Schlesinger said.
They say: "Kissinger has never said a word of self-criticism, not one, and he gets very petulant and angry, and spoilt and ugly when he gets criticised".
Yesterday Valleywag, with not one single word of self-awareness, published this story….
And no is the key word of self-respect.
It's post-diversity, where talk about "diversity" is both a sign of Anglo anxiety about the new people living next door and a word of self-congratulation about not being too anxious.
And just as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people transformed the pejorative term "queer" into a positive word of self-reference, Christians transformed the word "Christian" into one of self-reverence.
And that's about it on the data input front — bar name, age and a few words of self description for the profile.
Shea arrives at another bad patch partway through Chapter U, with the "un-" section — more than 400 pages of words of self-evident meaning.
His self-regard may be greater than that of some of his peers; he is especially known for the words of self-celebration carved into the wall of a mausoleum that is waiting for him in a Chicago cemetery.
You will therefore not be reading on these pages any witty reworkings of the famous first and final lines of the novel that lives on forever in the syllabuses of eighth-grade English classes: no nasty variations on the old "best of times, worst of times" dichotomy or those noble words of self-sacrifice about "a far, far better thing".
