Usage of "self-examining"

Portuguese

Catalan

Given to examining own sensory and perceptual experiences.

Synonyms

Examples for "introspective"

Examples for "introspective"

You have read too much official history, General, Jook said, growing introspective. 
 Genellan: planetfall 

The second option was more difficult as it entailed serious, introspective reckoning. 
 The Guardian 

Neither the social order nor the method of introspective thought suggested it. 
 Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic 

People create rigid structures of thought and tend to be rather introspective. 
 Witch School's First Degree 

ZZ Top don't exactly carry the image of being introspective, deep-thinking individuals. 
 The Guardian 

I think for a long time, I closed up and became introverted. 
 Reuters 

She was very introverted these days, and very dependent on the familiar. 
 Lightning 

She's sort of introverted, but I do want her to be happy. 
 Villain 

Anita Vanger had not thought of her as being introverted at all. 
 The girl with the dragon tattoo 

At last Hans steps out of himself, out of his introverted powerlessness. 
 The eye of the leopard 

Usage of self-examining in English

The self-exploratory, self-examining role it implies is something very central to our post-Freudian age. 
 The Irish Times 

The cowl of the holy man was thrown back, exposing his mortified lineaments and his self-examining eye to those around. 
 The Bravo: A Tale 

The reading and writing of fiction is obviously driven in part by a desire to look inward, to be self-examining, reflective. 
 The Guardian 

He was unconsciously dishonest to himself in these self-examinings, and one day this dawned upon him. 
 In the Roaring Fifties 

Translations for self-examining

Portuguese

Catalan

Meanings of self-examining in English