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Meanings of self-examination in English
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introspecció Usage of self-examination in English
1
Bias counts for more in self-examination than in an examination of others.
2
Keeping a record is self-discipline in itself, it means self-examination every night.
3
It is about helping the patient to become less resistant to self-examination.
4
When people are in great domestic sorrow, self-examination is a superfluous advice.
5
There are many Christians who are giving their entire life to self-examination.
6
Such a self-examination, to be of any value, must be rigidly honest.
7
Thereafter, without self-examination, he avoided seeing her again or speaking with her.
8
But the possibility of dying can act as a spur for self-examination.
9
In 1992, self-examination by Fine Gael defined it as a party in crisis.
10
The remedy for such defects lies in thorough and severe self-examination and self-criticism.
11
We are somewhat deficient in the faculty of self-examination and self-criticism.
12
Tomorrow's All-Ireland quarter-final against Kilkenny offers the latest opportunity for self-examination.
13
She discovered a small lump in March during a breast self-examination.
14
In the case of one, there has been contrition and self-examination.
15
But the breadth of Trump's win left his opponents urging self-examination.
16
Colombia is in the throes of bold self-examination that shames most other governments.
Self-examination through the time