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And basically what that means is that you act against your true nature because you're constantly trying to live up to other people's expectations or deny their assumptions.
She's constantly negotiating, renegotiating who she is and all of the rules that come with it.
We're constantly navigating, rearranging, reinventing others' expectations of ourselves every day.
Your overt attention, your direction of the eyes, are in front, but that's your covert attention which is constantly scanning the surrounding area, where you don't actually look at them.
My father has this on his desk, and he sees his grandchildren everyday, changing constantly.
We are constantly looking out for weak signals, those murmurs of future potential.
See how it constantly logs every resident of our neighborhood; logging the kids who play football in the no-ballgame area and marking them as statutory nuisances.
It's powerful, it's dynamic, it's constantly changing.
Once you predict something about human behavior, new factors emerge, because conditions are constantly changing.
It means that the villagers' lives constantly intersect.
Is it the same thing as being there if you're in contact constantly with your kids through text, for example?
They operate a constellation of five satellites, each roughly the size of an ambulance, that is constantly taking pictures of the Earth as they orbit at 28,000 kilometers per hour.
As each day goes by, we're constantly creating our lives, adding to our story.
In a genuine democracy, we're constantly offended since people express different views all the time.
Sometimes I think postcolonial cities are like the children of the two least-favorite wives, who are constantly being asked, "Ah, why can't you be more like your sister?" (Laughter) The "why" of cities is largely the same, no matter where they are: an advantageous location that makes trade and administration possible; the potential for scalable opportunities for the skilled and unskilled alike; a popular willingness to be in constant flux and, of course, resilience.
In fact, there will be an entire industry constantly telling you that your stories don't matter.
You can see soap bubbles constantly changing their colors.
The water molecule on the surface is constantly being pulled inwards by the molecule at the center.
I read about how the CPU is constantly shuffling data back and forth between the memory, the RAM and the ALU, the arithmetic and logic unit.
With his thunderous language and seething anger, Caliban constantly reminds Prospero of what came before: this island’s mine by Sycorax my mother, Which thou takest from me.
Throughout the play, Ariel constantly reminds Prospero of the freedom he is owed.
The best thing that we can do is constantly teach each other what we do, what matters to us, what we measure, what goodness looks like, so that we can all drive towards achieving the same thing.
With 86 billion neurons constantly interacting with each other, there’s no way the brain’s model of its own information processing can be perfectly self-descriptive.
However, it's becoming increasingly difficult to find quiet spaces in times of constantly increasing traffic, growing urbanization, construction sites, air-conditioning units, leaf blowers, lawnmowers, outdoor concerts and bars, personal music players, and your neighbors partying until 3am.
It's constantly monitoring our environment for threats, even while we're sleeping.
It's kind of the universe of life on Earth, and it's being constantly updated and completed.
Constantly confronted with racism and homophobia, he was angry and disillusioned, and yearned for a less restricted life.
Wherever Rustin went, he organized and advocated, and was constantly attuned to the methods, groups, and people who could help further messages of equality.
The historical forest landscape was this constantly evolving patchwork of open and closed canopy forests of all ages, and there was so much evidence of fire.
He shared credit with ease, assumed responsibility for the failure of his subordinates, constantly acknowledged his errors and learned from his mistakes.
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