Ego
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EGO. I, myself. This term is used in forming genealogical tables, to represent the person who is the object of inquiry.
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Egos said the shooting was captured by a closed-circuit television camera but the gunmen were wearing face masks making it difficult for probers to describe the suspects' facial characteristics.
We need leaders to look inwards and start to recognise some of the belief systems that underpin the egos they carry around with them.
A spokesman for Ego said they spotted a gap in the market locally.
(It can't be as if you will lose...you will get out of balance because your ego is hurt.
Ego can be described as a person's sense of self-esteem or self-importance.
How can we start looking at our ego as a spiritual teacher?
We were taught that we should suppress our Ego so Jesus could come and live in its place.
Leadership has a beginning, a mid-point, and then a warning sign--starting with a mild ego and stretching into the problem phase.
In Republic of Egos, Michael Seidman offers a new take on the Spanish Civil War.
For the time being the bikes are being sold directly by the Surreyoperation,but the long- term aim is to get the eGOs into selectedmotorbike dealers where they can be sold in tandem with more exotic machinery.
Samantha Warren's special commission for Ego Soleil was crafted with the fashion label's 2017 collection mood board in mind, which incorporated themes such as; texture, confidence, dreams, architecture, modernity, femininity and masculinity.
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