Hence, monastics are continuously involved in ascesis in order to rid their selves of the heavy burden of self-idolization and self-love. |
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Now I gently introduce others to their intuition and often their true selves. |
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To exist simultaneously as two selves, two persons, may have been Lowell's greatest wish. |
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It's complicated stuff, and invariably lets us down by revealing our true selves, often at the most crucial of times. |
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And so is the intrapersonal, insofar as we are dialoguing with our selves all the time. |
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Modernity has trained us to not just to distinguish inward from outward actions, but to dichotomize our inner and our outer selves. |
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I look at myself in the mirror, and while this is not a bad self as far as selves go, it isn't who I know I'm supposed to be. |
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In many cultures people have multiple souls or selves that migrate from one body to another. |
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When we allow people to know the real us we risk rejection and for many we would rather paint our true selves than face heartbreak. |
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The most important thing reading does for us, she concludes, is to give us a sense of our true selves, to reclaim us from the world. |
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Too often in the wider sphere they act like troubled ghosts of their true selves. |
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People scarred by violence are often shells of their former selves, hollowed-out structures that move emptily through the world. |
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Your friendship will be way more intriguing if you and your bud get in touch with your true inner selves. |
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Our true selves are out there in the marketplace, ready to wear, see, listen, and eat. |
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That's where things fell apart, and they didn't really show their true selves. |
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In this framework, I will argue that an enunciative split is central to the production of both Bugul's and Molloy's exilic selves. |
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By the time it was dusk, we had dragged our dog-tired selves back to our chalet, where we had called in pizza. |
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We disperse ourselves into our many social roles, and as a consequence, we are not linked to our true selves. |
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There are times when others can hold up the mirror and show us our true selves. |
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Now she has retuned to save us from our fat selves and our love of supersized fries. |
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Even if they do, it is clear that it is as conscious, human animals that we gain a sense of our individuality and selves. |
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However, his inner and outer selves are constant and we do not see, in his monologues, the base evil of his Machiavellian soul. |
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They too had social selves, identities which ranged far outside church or chantry. |
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The team that starred at World Cup 02 are a shadow of their former selves and won't be in Germany this summer. |
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Riveting is the joining of two metals by means of metal fasteners which mechanically lock them selves in position. |
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What kind of racialized, gendered selves get produced at the conjuncture of the transnational and the neo-colonial? |
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Those whose actions show them to be self-realized are often described as mahatmas or great selves. |
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So we were tanking up, smoking, talking nonsense, enjoying the once-a-month concession to our younger selves our wives allow us. |
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For over three centuries we have been attempting to separate our selves from the organic processes and rhythms of the natural world. |
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And I was half expecting everyone to be their normal selves, and instantly get along like a house on fire. |
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So these pathetic people hide their pitiable gutless selves in the cloak of anonymity. |
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And this, the first yahrzeit of that tragedy and the season of the High Holy Days, is an appropriate time to rebuild our selves. |
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Chef Passot was out saying goodnight in his whites, somehow more pristine than our crumbed and wine-smudged selves. |
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The visuals are so polished and shiny that the characters lack the personality of their jerkily animated former selves. |
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The play on personal pronouns throughout re-emphasizes both the fluidity of separate selves and the elusiveness of communion. |
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Cyberspace must thereby be understood as an intersubjective construction of cyborgian selves. |
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But one is obliged to find the meaning of the conflict, that collision of selves which the Middle Passage entails. |
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We don't just leave our ethical and moral selves at the door when we go to work. |
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Back in 1978 Michael Bennett conceived a Broadway musical called Ballroom, in which silver-haired dancers looked back at their younger selves. |
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The more disturbing aspect of this story is the amount of angsty torture they're putting their fictional selves through. |
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Though his chief lieutenants either tried to urge an end to the war or seek one them selves separately, he refused to consider such a course. |
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By now more than one third of the class was grinning broadly or chuckling to them selves. |
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When we use habeas corpus, we protect the safety of both our physical selves and our moral selves. |
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As mentioned before there is a symbiosis between the insides and the outsides, between our inner selves and the outside world. |
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We would be absolutely delighted to receive written submissions from your good selves. |
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We can discharge this obligation by simply praying for him as we pray for our dear ones and our own very selves. |
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Maybe these little selves are the voices on our shoulders, like our consciences or our morals. |
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Many people have stated how the persona they present on their blog, while being largely true, is only part of their real selves. |
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These representations are complex mirrors for western selves in specific historical moments. |
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A motley crew we looked with our sweets and drink we brought in our selves but they loved it. |
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Jed certainly reacted well, though, putting together a few nice phases while continuing to be their usual cussed selves in defence. |
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We are able to be our full, awkward selves, instead of the selves pigeonholed by our sexual identities. |
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I think this is what appealed to our adolescent selves, as it appeals to a lot of fans of alternative music. |
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We have the capability to pick and choose and pastiche and sample from our multiple selves to construct a better human being. |
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Their cosmic selves and miraculous powers co-exist with these humble identities. |
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Friendship with connectedness tended to support the process of therapists' synthesis of their personal and professional selves. |
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Sometimes my view of taxes being necessary annoys a few people who see them selves paying for something they don't use. |
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How many times have we found our selves in deep water over small and not so small issues? |
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But both these opposite models of our selves are equally powerful in current rhetoric. |
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Hamlet as a play is similarly preoccupied by slander, misrepresentation and selves fabricated from the nothings of rhetorical tropes. |
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And although she does bring together her diverse selves into an integrated whole, such merging is always subject to further transmutations. |
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Animals appeal to our sensate selves with their tactile features and wild demeanors. |
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This was placed in a swell box, but without shutters so that all stops were reduced to an echo of their normal selves. |
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We tackled one hundred and one topics this week that seemed to spark off interest with your good selves. |
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To break up the stark contrast of the bricks them selves the jack arch over the fire box door was made from Volvic, a local, soft volcanic rock. |
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To achieve that end, we all need to tell each other and indeed, to convince our own selves that the Qur'an is the inviolable and unalterable word of Allah. |
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I could argue that if you had a sufficient outlet for expressing your true selves in your fleshly, corporeal lives, then your blogs would be redundant. |
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When two time travelers fight over something, they employ multitudes of selves to check and countercheck each other until there are swarms of you around. |
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When I went through the Brandenburg Gate, I had to push through a countercurrent of girls parading their lovely selves through a temporary narrow passage of plywood. |
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With their real selves hidden from view, clowns can manage to play the silliest of practical jokes upon each other, without causing offence to anyone. |
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We imprison ourselves in relationships, in financial bankruptcy — we lock our own selves up. |
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How do we respond when a patient's suffering breeds unbearable discomfort and unease within our own selves? |
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It is to cease revolving around our own selves as if we were the centre of the world and of life. |
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If we want to do away with the greed of the world, we should profoundly comprehend that this world is within our own selves. |
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We are blind towards our own selves because we have been trained to see through the eyes of others. |
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Faith confronts and purifies our illusions, revealing our inability to create our own selves and to decide things on our own. |
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If we allow someone else to choose our friends, we are not respecting our own selves. |
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When they now shoot forth, you see and know of your own selves that summer is now near at hand. |
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Know you not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you, except you be reprobates? |
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He decides there are not just two sides to his personality, but many selves: selves that like to sightsee, to study, to play baseball, etc. |
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We must instead place our selves and our present day existence where they rightfully belong, in the center of our universe, and shake off the dead weight of the past. |
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The interviews are shot on cameras so unobtrusive, and with a host so genial, that at times his guests genuinely seem to reveal their true selves. |
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Call this presumptuous arrogance or call it faith in our selves. |
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True and trustable selves, it would seem, are ever scarcer in a multi-platform age. |
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Religion can thus help men, who stand in need of the mysterious and symbolic, in the process of individuation of becoming individual selves. |
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Not quite himself, I thought about deGrom, once again forgetting how many selves he brings to bear. |
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Instead of removing themselves from the common herd to commune with their exquisite selves, they revelled in congenial company. |
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So then, my brothers and sisters, there is no necessity for us to obey our unspiritual selves or to live unspiritual lives. |
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In it, adults walking by a shop window see their baby lookalikes reflected, and start dancing with their former selves. |
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If your brother does something wrong, go and have it out with him alone, between your two selves. |
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The matchless long poem at its heart pulls us back to our always-moving selves, on an always-moving earth. |
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It can help us to enjoy the natural wonders around us, build friendships, or take time out to re-create our inner selves. |
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We all have backstage selves and selves that we cultivate and present to the outside world. |
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Branch helped women feel beautiful by encouraging them to embrace their natural selves as she had. |
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It is not contemplated that these prior, anterior selves and actions may be in fact constituted by, or be the effects of, the signs and codes that supposedly reflect them. |
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We will also be bringing you a round-up of the US reaction to the film when it opens in July, as well as the usual verdict from our good selves in August. |
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I leave it to your good selves to determine the extent to which they are apposite to any situation in your country. |
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These are people defined not by their public selves but by the pettiness, chaos, and squalor of their interior ones. |
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We also provide masks, wrist shields and three pages of snazzy stickers so kids can accessorize their newly super selves. |
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Were there others she knew whose appearances deceived their true selves? |
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By turns he made them roll with laughter, cry, ponder and reflect on their inner selves. |
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Some patients may prefer the ups and downs of their ill selves to their humdrum medicated versions. |
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Such a view has obvious difficulties, for it would make creation eternal, because the selves and Matter are eternally copresent. |
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And to what extent might nurturing such a culture reduce the need for ghostwriters and foster more pride in developing our writing selves? |
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As a homage to their 1970s selves, when Piano and Rogers designed the Pompidou Centre in Paris, big, fat air ducts rise from the ground. |
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It tells the story of two characters who have been hiding their true selves from the world as a result of a personal tragedy. |
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But some are upset, whereas others find their own selves in my texts and appraisals. |
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The Prophet is closer to the Believers than their own selves, and his wives are their mothers. |
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I hope that parliamentarians and the Liberal members will return to their better selves. |
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Yes, some will even begin to realize that they too are all changelings lost among the dark hollows of this bright earth, their deeper selves unknown, asleep. |
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Like a bow against a cello, this revelatory scene plays against us, plays deep in our inmost selves, and brings something low and grieving to our lips. |
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Undeniably at home in that genre, Snyder's strikingly eccentric work ultimately returns us to the innate dualities that constitute both our individual and collective selves. |
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We can also begin to plan our wardrobes to match our new and improved selves. |
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They wuffed and wheezed and wagged and wiggled for us and then after a minute or two they sat their tired selves down and gazed at me and my camera. |
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We sink into the domesticated blandness of our interchangeable, modern-era selves. |
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The newest issue of Elle Collections asks supermodels what advice they would give to their 17-year-old selves. |
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Letting people be their Facebook selves on a Web site makes some intuitive sense. |
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Many of us live in a forgiving environment where people have the leisure to explore ways of changing their very selves, at the physical, social and spiritual levels. |
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It also means that the flesh has been in contact with the ribs and seeds longer, so reds will be hotter as well as sweeter than their green former selves. |
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But The Pinkprint gives little consideration to the gulf between her various musical selves. |
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It opens up windows on our society, our selves, and our barren ideas. |
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So I ask tonight to have faith, confidence and trust in your own selves, and in this country and above all have trust in the world because he will deliver you, don't worry. |
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Do we suffer petrification through continued stasis and inertia or do we trust our inner, creative, inspirational, communal selves and take on the challenge of change? |
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For Somatic Education, it is necessary to dive inwards to feel our own selves, yes, but this is only a way to find strength and means for action in the world. |
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Ann Carvalho of Swansea said she likes the site and as a dealer, she's sold a few repurposed things that didn't move as their old selves. |
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Within that space, we can measure ourselves against our own selves. |
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If the kids went back to their former happy selves, Mom remained sad and preoccupied, as the succession of her late husband was a cause of worries. |
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These keepers of forgotten wisdom seldom show their selves to people, but once in a century, they open the doors to their kingdom and invite everyone to play with them. |
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We are killing our own ideals and our own selves. |
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But more than just a how-to, we wrote the Geek Mom book to encourage mothers and geeklings to be proud of their true selves. |
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But we adults need to remind ourselves again and again that the more responsible and grown-up and serious we all become, the more vital it is that we can, at will, rediscover our giggliest naughtiest selves. |
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By linking their experiences, the project will enable young women to identify how they want to 'change their world': their own selves, their community, and their globe. |
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They argue that distinct selves can have perceptions that stand in relations of similarity and causality with one another. |
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Black folk ain't goin' to be free, they ain't goin' to have no spoonbread and sweet cider less'n they studies to love they own selves. |
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The more unaware the self is of other selves, that is, the more complete the splits, the greater the degree of schizoid pathology. |
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For Derrida, no isthmus, no bridge, no road, no communication or transfer, connects or can ever connect my enisled self to other selves. |
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There are benefits to sharing of everything that we thoughtfully consider as appropriate for friends or public consumption as we listen to our inner selves. |
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Which is why, in 1837, the longest-lasting temperance organisation of all took his name and called them selves Rechabites. |
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They willed their fantasy selves into existence. |
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These men and women who have given their selves, their souls and their lives in the service of the country are dependent upon our commitment, our concern and the covenant we have made with them. |
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Were it not a sottish arrogancie, that wee should thinke our selves to be the perfectest thing of this Universe? |
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The New Tarpan has been rewilded into it's prehistoric home range, struggling to find their way back to their ancient selves. |
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Within us something clamours for a sense of true significance, for love that will not let us go, something that makes us bigger and more meaningful than our humble selves. |
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Our challenge at every level is to be our best selves. |
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This honour is a most happy acknowledging of my two selves. |
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Attendance as a percentage of population fell at all levels of baseball, the minor leagues became a shell of their former selves, and hundreds of semipro and amateur teams folded. |
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Lotusland our selves, all that we are, we have been or will be. |
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Then there are less picturesque, more pernicious, NSA-style agencies who occupy themselves with surveilling our virtual selves as well. |
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Schumer's women are cheated on, forgotten about, and loved only for incidental reasons – an ill-advised perm, for example – unrelated to their actual selves. |
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Fear, greed, power-hunger, rage: these are aspects of our selves that we try not to experience in our lives but often want, even need, to experience vicariously through stories of others. |
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The come-hither eyes, the winsome head-tilting, were a yelping embarrassment, yet it was clear they were inhabiting their youthful selves so completely that all sense of their current appearance was lost. |
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The researchers suggest that the participants were viewing famous brands as representative of their own selves, and respond to an attack on a beloved marque as they would to a personal attack. |
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The hosts are winless them selves but they beat Porto at home last term and have already held Sporting to a draw in Coimbra this season. |
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Insofar as this is the finitude of the individual self, it also implies a logic of individuation where the role of other relative selves is diminished. |
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I ask government members to please not be their usual wimpy selves. |
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The different levels of sound and their vibrations create a strong, magnetizing effect and allude to a profound search and yearning deep in our selves. |
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The mainstream Japanese media proved yet again their sycophantic, stenographic selves. Perhaps Japan's prosecutors can show what a top-tier economy ought to deliver in terms of upholding rules. |
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The successful memoirist is the one who explores self in ways in which others can see perhaps a glimmer of their own selves and who retains throughout the redeeming quality of self-deprecation. |
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Belief is a beguiling theme and Chanter perspicaciously probes beneath the surface, questioning what makes us believe in others, and what makes us believe in our own selves. |
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Through the practice of meditation and self-analysis we come to a better understanding of our own selves and other people, eventually leading to becoming a better balanced person. |
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This achievement will help us improve all that is perfectible in our own selves, which implies a real advancement in evolution as well as a more substantial accumulation of knowledge. |
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This is useful for B to learn the double selves. |
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It's a notion most strongly pitched in the opening sequences where groups of niminy-piminy turn-of-the-last-century German youths and youthesses suddenly drop their cover and reveal their inner selves in song. |
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I mean, this is a multinational conglomerate company that's making a lot of money, and for the safety of our own selves, I have a hard time believing we should just say, well, too bad, sorry I bought it. |
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But if in yours you should allow your selves this unnatural way of proceeding, the Consequence would be that you must take up with Induction, and bid adieu to Demonstration. |
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Humans recognise that they possess both actual and potential selves. |
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All this royal pomp and circs and magnificence and significance and sacred music and you are, quite rightly, your unaffected modern English selves. |
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It's as though everyone is drunk, a more extreme version of their normal selves, weaving about in the streets, either ecstatically cheerful or steamingly angry. |
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While some new mothers can dismiss baby fat as a rite of passage, entertainers are expected to bounce back to their former thin, glamorous selves at lightning speed. |
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She will provide participants techniques from the ancient art form of the mandala to tap into their creativity so they can be their best selves at work and at home. |
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Sam also encounters people whom he knows in the future as their younger selves, including suspects, friends, his own parents, and himself as a child. |
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Yet it is, of course true that articles are less contentful than demonstratives, having become bleached into pale wraiths of their former robust selves. |
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