Examples of using Define themselves in English and their translations into Czech
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Men define themselves by their jobs.
Yeah, these words just define themselves.
Most people define themselves by this finite body.
Today, I like to see people like me define themselves.
Who define themselves by what they kill. They're selfish dicks.
Kids at that age define themselves.
Students define themselves with the elements of a quality drama education/theater instructor.
They're selfish dicks who define themselves by what they kill.
Maybe young people are interested in what's new,but… they want to define themselves.
All my friends in New York define themselves by, like, what they hate.
Just the word"Inhuman" is frightening enough, andyet they choose to define themselves that way.
Since they define themselves largely by their achievements however, they have a great fear of failure.
Students are unique individuals able to define themselves and their work.
And for young women,looking to define themselves and their dreams, you ask.
The sculptor Jiří Beránek(born 1945) belongs to the generation of artists who, as fresh graduates of art colleges, had to define themselves in their work during the repressive period of hard-line ideology and resulting‘moral unease' in Czechoslovakia during the 1970s.
They can't even experience pleasure. It's like everyone's so busy chasing success and, like, defining themselves.
It's like everyone's so busy chasing success and, like, defining themselves, they can't even experience pleasure.
Not because they wanted to die,but because they have defined themselves by their disease.
In its ritual form, performance art and happenings involving a symbolic act by either a group or an individual have defined themselves in opposition to the policies of art-historical institutions and the clearly established boundaries of exhibition spaces.
I believe that the regions should specialise in smart andgreen developments and define for themselves a set of innovation priorities based on the EU's objectives and their needs, and channel Community resources into these priorities which have been identified.
Jack Szostak at Harvard Medical School is on a quest to solve one of life's biggest mysteries- how the earliest life-forms walled themselves in, defined"me" from"not me.
As a result of today's vote, Member States have had the opportunity taken away from them of defining for themselves the time framework determining the night period and therefore, the opportunity to maximise the number of working hours for transporting passengers or goods according to the varying daylight conditions in the various Member States.
This is why they must be defined in close correlation with Member States' national objectives,which are themselves defined according to the priorities and specific features of each Member State.