selfhood
egohood

Even when old, would he have looked forward to losing selfhood?

The journal is a vehicle for my sense of selfhood.

Individuals can exist at a level that is less than true selfhood.

It is a heritage that gives a sense of history and selfhood.

Throughout, her concern is more in the cause of selfhood than motherhood.

Hunt has no full explanation for how this new sense of selfhood came into being.

If this self were a reality, how could there be an escape from selfhood?

"The book is much more about a very shy awakening of selfhood.

I always worried, but we chose selfhood, even in tatters.

Only from a state of free selfhood can any truly compassionate signals be sent to others.

Embedded in this simple story are fundamental questions about identity, selfhood, belonging.

A trail of murders wasn't much on which to hang your selfhood.

Instead, they are asking deceptively simple questions that cut to the core of selfhood.

Though peace had returned to him, it still served his selfhood, his mind.

And that is a great gift: the gift of selfhood.

As the spark of his selfhood flickered, the crystals reacted.

The urge to escape from selfhood and the environment is in almost everyone almost all the time.

If anything was a sin, it was that, an abdication of selfhood.

Discontinuity is a terrible enemy of one's sense of selfhood.

But selfhood blinds them, and they cling to their obnoxious desires.

Remove the cleaving and you destroy the selfishness of selfhood.

It knew how to wound them in their selfhood, their abiding sense of community.

Then he shuddered, and the glimmer of selfhood went out of his eyes.

Adam is ordinary man in his mixed twofold nature of imagination and Selfhood.

Christians became aware of their self identity and the selfhood of the church.