Sentences with phrase «void of any sense of self»

Though his works helped to introduce the movement, they're void of any sense of self - promotion or indulgence that one conjures when considering the likes of Warhol, Lichtenstein or Rauschenberg.

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This self of hers, which, if it had become «his» beloved, she would have been rid of in the most blissful way, or would have lost, this self is now a torment to her when it has to be a self without «him»; this self which would have been to her riches (though in another sense equally in despair) has now become to her a loathsome void, since «he» is dead, or it has become to her an abhorrence, since it reminds her of the fact that she was betrayed.