Sample Sentences foralter ego (auto-selected)
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Liet was the Fremen alter ego, the other face of the tame planetologist.† (source)
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The latter is a reference to Tolstoy's protagonist and alter ego, Pierre Bezuhov, altruistic, questing, illegitimately born.† (source)
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I'd always thought of him as Baba's quiet alter ego, my writing mentor, my pal, the one who never forgot to bring me a souvenir, a saughat, when he returned from a trip abroad.† (source)
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Mine was simple: a "KK" with a circle around it, standing for Kid Kupid, an alter ego I assumed to advertise my largely imaginary prowess with the young ladies.† (source)
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Leave her in kneesocks and hair ribbons and let me grow up, unencumbered by my literary alter ego, my paper-bound better half, the me I was supposed to be.† (source)
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He was Elliot Stevens, senior aide to the president of the United States-some said his alter ego.† (source)
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Her body would become his second, his assistant, his alter ego.† (source)
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Lou jokes about his alter egos discussing problems at night.† (source)
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But was that enough to have prompted the creation of an alter ego?† (source)
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In fact, Lawrence encodes his illness into the physiognomy, personality, and general health of his various alter egos.† (source)
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A traveling salesman with an alter ego or a deeply antisocial sense of self?† (source)
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The rest of their time, apparently, was spent drawing up sketches of their game "alter egos" and combating strange trolls and demons by rolling dice in somebody's basement.† (source)
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By the middle of November, Marion had been dating Steve the accountant for just about as long as I'd been seeing Macon And slowly, he was beginning to show his alter ego.† (source)
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Our announcements followed, and thereafter Warden was no longer available even in his computer alter ego.† (source)
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Such a dog-lover talks baby talk to mature and thoughtful animals, and attributes his own sloppy characteristics to them until the dog becomes in his mind an alter ego.† (source)
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His identification with Wolfe was so complete that it was as if he were the writer's alter ego—and this was excruciating to me, since like countless young men of my generation I had gone through the throes of Wolfe-worship, and I would have given all I had to spend a chummy, relaxed evening with a man like the Weasel, pumping him for fresh new anecdotes about the master, voicing phrases like "God, sir, that's priceless!" at some marvelous yarn about the adored giant and his quirks and escapades and his three-ton manuscript.† (source)
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