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It is about how we see ourselves . " We never saw ourselves as a Net model modifying a traditional business . On the other hand , our present ascetic morality has " deepened " us by turning our aggressive instincts inward and seeing ourselves as a new wilderness to struggle against . Rather , to use our own kind of rhetoric , we see ourselves as having appropriated Q for our own devices . Because we also saw ourselves as Elizabeth , the unnervingly perceptive heroine , who misses nothing about the people around her - - she sees and is amused by their weaknesses , their occasional foolishness , and loves them anyway . " We must step into the light and see ourselves as we really are . Our claim , therefore , is that if we humans wish to be understood as persons we will have to see ourselves as role-taking participants with other persons in a drama . We saw ourselves as the true journalists . We only discover that they have a certain signification through hearing or seeing ourselves or others produce the sign on characteristic occasions , and so coming to associate the latter with the former . We've seen ourselves struggle throughout our history to build what the framers of our federal Constitution called " a more perfect union . This is seen in Chapter 4:7 , 8 ; and in Chapter 5:9 , we see ourselves " justified in His blood , " " justified from all things , " as Paul says in Acts 13:39 . Not long ago we saw ourselves as a nation descended exclusively from British and Irish migrants . Discuss what body image is how each of us sees ourselves .