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Sentence Examples In other contexts sacrificing oneself for one's family would be considered good. One argument for this view is that one is or could be aware of oneself as the subject of each and every one of one's conscious experiences. In prayer, one comes to a better understanding of oneself and achieves spiritual development. We get an extended mental digression from him on how to emotionally distance oneself from crying people. Subjective gender identity includes all of the ways one might understand oneself to be a man or a woman. The voice warned the city that re-entry would be taking place momentarily, and recommended finding some way to cushion oneself for impact. It could serve as an exhortation to fully immerse oneself in worthy subjects, to learn and allow others to learn. To learn about and understand the situation of another is to learn about and understand oneself more deeply. One simply comes to recognise and understand oneself better, and that is a form of humility. This means finding oneself subject to an ever wider and more complex web of cultural negotiation and interaction. That's what comes from subjecting oneself to confusion and some painfully obvious bias on both sides of the argument. This is work that one does on oneself to turn oneself into an ethical subject. Finding oneself faced by danger, difficulties, sudden outburst or an explosion of anger, one shouldn't react quickly. There is immense room for giving and taking offense when the subject is oneself. One cannot comprehend the future unless one understands oneself and one's own people. Yoko meshi evokes the stress that comes from trying to make oneself understood in a foreign language. The lack of reflection is usually reflected in the lack of understanding of oneself. I was, however, of an age when it is difficult to forgive oneself and had engaged in this vocation with a vengeance from then on. These things could be learned from friends and relatives, or from reading the right kinds of books oneself. They take the easier way out, and when that comes to eating, it is easier to stop into a fast food restaurant than to prepare a meal oneself. Show More Sentences This is all true, although perhaps MC900 ftB is asking why the emphasis lies in being convincing, rather than being oneself. The act of limiting and controlling oneself here is not a castration of liberty. I can see the allure of clothing oneself in the armor of faith, to defend against the assault of doubt and uncertainty. To reject giving a child a jab in favour of chancing it with the disease is to absolve oneself of responsibility. I am talking about the type of exhibitionism, or flaunting of oneself, or showing-off, or whatever else one might choose to call it. The extreme of substantialism, whereby one asserts oneself, goes hand in hand with the extreme of nihilism, whereby one negates the other. Certainly the myopia of focusing on oneself and one's own happiness, fulfillment, or satisfaction alone is detrimental to any relationship. To launch oneself on the hobby of birdwatching, it is necessary to have a good pair of binoculars. It is not, alas, possible to convince oneself that the kitten got there entirely of its own free will. Multiculturalism is a part of oneself, one's own society, no matter how homogenized the society may be. Thinking for oneself is considered a virtue when applied to areas such as politics or religion. Unfortunately, since volunteering means absenting oneself from employment, not everyone can afford the experience. The technical help desks at both companies assured me it was perfectly possible to do it oneself. This lesson through gods and legends is a fable for adults regarding faith and truth in oneself. There is also a strong message that vengeance is ignoble, and sacrificing oneself for any higher cause is honorable. And the path to power is not dominance over others but the ability to speak up for oneself. But the real issue was not so much the absolute size of the increment, but rather what the others in the Center got relative to oneself. It was always tempting to try and prove that one was enough of a wisenheimer oneself to appreciate anything they could dish out. Staying at home does not mean that one divorces oneself from the outside world. The enjoyment comes from putting oneself in the situations he describes, it makes no difference if anyone actually experienced them all or not. Show More Sentences Be sure to bring enough food and water to sustain oneself and wear suitable rainproof clothing. It must ensue as a result of one's dedication to a cause greater than oneself. The commitment is also about doing what fulfills oneself, the reason many Reservists sign on for one more term. This is an understanding of right and wrong and respect for oneself and society as a whole. There is very little result in trying to change oneself out of dissatisfaction and disapproval. It's easy to get ahead of oneself in the evaluation process, judging things that are still under development to be final. I was very impressed with the notion that is bought up in the book on page 77 that one should not try to get ahead of oneself in golf. If one is forced to give someone free access to one's computer, one might incriminate oneself. One can worry oneself to a frazzle if one wants but it helps to be aware of what might take place. One excellent way to forget it is to focus with righteous rectitude on the evils of others while focusing on the nobility of oneself. The rectorship means committing oneself to leading this university spiritually and intellectually. Even more unobtainable, no doubt, is a measure of the comparative enjoyments derivable from choosing for oneself. The merit acquired from this gift is used to trigger the forces of latent positive potential in oneself or others. One can disapprove of the religious or ethnic group into which one was born without disliking oneself. Another important preparation for death that retirement brings is the work of disembarrassing oneself of possessions. Friendship with oneself is all-important, because without it one cannot be friends with anyone else in the world. For me, drawing's uniqueness has something to do with the fundamental activity of actually trying to lay a ghost or exorcise oneself. After an apology, how does one reinvigorate oneself and acquire the strength to amuse? Then there's a sense of relatedness, of being part of something bigger than oneself. While visiting the volcano, people are advised not to do things that could anger the spirits, such as relieving oneself wherever one might wish. Show More Sentences One may think that becoming forgetful or repeating oneself is a natural part of growing older. But are there enough resources to play quality Kannada music without repeating oneself too much? In order to freely possess oneself in such a system one must be free of dependence on the will of others. The individualistic orientation, however, is more likely to advocate privileged treatment for oneself. The ladder was over-short, and it required an effort to heave oneself from it through the casement on to the leads. The example given is that of the obligation to become a subject, to place oneself above the basic human animalism. What I can never understand is why enjoying oneself has to imply getting legless as soon as possible. The early study of carbon dioxide also gave rise to the expression to be a guinea pig, meaning to subject oneself to an experiment. Only by getting to know oneself can one make the right choices at crucial moments, Lee said. The experience was something like finding oneself shrunk to Lilliputian proportions and forced to live in a jewel-casket. One finds oneself going into a room and meeting an archdeacon, and becoming completely tongue-tied. On a typical Holi day, preparations begin by arming oneself with shades of brightly colored powder and water guns. One does not need to be laboring under maniacal egomania to begin to believe oneself above it all. I certainly don't think of it as a cop-out to excuse oneself from helping others. To assent to obvious lies is to co-operate with evil, and in some small way to become evil oneself. Is it hard to find calm, satisfaction, contentment, happiness inside oneself? Clothes were always tailored to oneself, and thus, the process was made quite lengthy. Knackered already, one tarted oneself up and headed off to Blackheath to meet Chris and his girlfriend. Deliberately to distance oneself from others behind miles of park wall is an act of supreme egoism. The only option for survival is submerging oneself in an illusion of meaning, a world of make-believe. Show More Sentences A classic case of finding oneself trapped between the devil and the deep blue sea, you will agree. That is not conducive to feeling good about oneself, so something is likely to be suppressed. If we are not free when we act from desire, it seems that the only possible path to freedom is to purge oneself of all desires. The passivity involved here is that of letting oneself be affected by all that is negative, by injustice and death. After their bath I sat on Zoe's bed and I told them both that being proud of oneself was the bedrock of a balanced personality. Positioning oneself for optimum tanning on a Balearic beach requires some thought. With each measure one has to ask oneself whether the instrument used is or is not compatible with the market economy. Anything to keep oneself entertained on those long, lonely evenings when pining for unavailable men. That's not only uncharitable, it's an almost guaranteed way to blind oneself to all the graces of the sacrament of Holy Orders. No doubt there is a spiritual egoism, built on barren ideas concerning oneself with no real practice behind them, that one can easily fall into. Lack of the ability to sexually express oneself is often associated with despondency and depression. Obsequiousness tends to refer to a desire to ingratiate oneself, and to win benefits through flattery. The key to self-actualization, though, is that it specifically involves the striving towards the development of oneself as a unique individual. The second uses a historical event as a departure point for a test of oneself on a voyage of self-discovery. It's pretty hard to focus on issues beyond oneself, if the primary focus is the next notch on the bed frame. Cultivating or practicing such concern for others involved deprecating oneself. I'm quite conscious that preoccupation with the past can also be a way of absolving oneself of present obligations. It demonstrated how comprehensively one could control one's body and express oneself using the body. But in the second situation, the right to silence or not to incriminate oneself may be infringed. When dressing for oneself, minis, which are very much in style, are an obvious choice for any fashion fiend this winter. Show More Sentences Joy comes not out of infliction of pain on others but out of pain voluntarily borne by oneself. To recommend a better conception of oneself misleadingly suggests that there is a core person deciding to correct her self-image. But when one actively inflicts pain, on oneself or on others, there is excitement and jubilation in the spectacle of the pain. There's no need to divorce oneself from the past, but I don't see a need to reformulate and recreate the bisection of society either. Moreover, one can busy oneself almost endlessly in talking about measurement and assessment. And those that are intended to amuse oneself at the cost of others should definitely be cast away on the rubbish heap. The trouble is, that clarity of thought and clarity of feeling have to be sieved through some very muddy waters, and those waters are oneself. It is a profanation of religion to declare oneself a terrorist in the name of God, to do violence to others in his name. Few things are as distressful as finding oneself lost on the road with no signposts and no one to ask directions. It also means having to repress the vision of oneself staring back that appears in the mirrored surface of the silver plate. To many people, humility is associated with unassertiveness or feeling inadequate about oneself. The key to victory is not so much to defeat one's enemy, instead it is to make oneself undefeatable. When one strained oneself to listen to the speaker one could make out that some important male writers were speaking in generalities. Infringements such as accidental wounding of oneself or others, and adultery, were common causes of the muru being set in operation. I want to make it clear that there is a distinction between secrecy and privileged information, or incriminating oneself. The assessment also includes the likely favourable and unfavourable consequences of the decision for oneself and for others. Know that a thing or an action which may seem of little value to oneself, may be a priceless treasure to another. I am a consumer like everyone else, but there has to be a point when consumption ends and one has to genuinely invest oneself in life. To make a gift of something to someone is to make a present of some part of oneself. There is a middle-class reserve to Edinburgh that gets rather sniffy at the thought of making a public display of oneself. Show More Sentences Learning a new language is acquainting oneself with a culture that is new to you. It's just that few choose to, because it's exhausting and demoralising permanently to present oneself as a grinning ninny. Though self-subjection is in this way linked to moral perpetuity within oneself, it requires a partial theoretical exteriorization of the self. Niuean society is a gerontocracy based on obedience to and respect for those who are older than oneself. It is important to make oneself accustomed to pain and danger without fear. Yet, one of the basic prerequisites for management is to know both the limits of the organization and of oneself. If one kills oneself inadvertently while trying to kill another, one is also guilty of felo de se, because the intent was still to murder. It re-ignites personal belief, faith and desire in oneself to achieve and to come out winning! These data are then passed to the falsifiers who manufacture wonderful official documents so that they can be used to identify oneself. To inquire into the meaning of the word was to open oneself to a powerful, numinous presence that had the capacity to transform their lives. Assertiveness emphasizes self-confidence and a persistent determination to express oneself or one's opinions. His fall was so spectacular, so swift once it began in earnest, that watching the process became an object lesson in how not conduct oneself. On the negative side, it gives a false or illusory idea of oneself as indispensable in the eyes of other people. The process of defining oneself is relative, necessarily weaving the threads of the past and the present as well as the self and non-self into a unitary cloth. As for the judgment of sin being entrusted to the public assembly rather judging for oneself, at first glance polytheism really seems to show tolerant justice. Is it time to obfuscate obscurantism, so to speak, even to oneself? The speaker conjures up centuries of collective sagacity, aligning oneself with an eternal, inarguable good. Jakes says he believes in the axiom that the act of forgiveness is not really a gift to others as much as it is a gift to oneself. When one plays life that way, one in a way awakes creative vital energies in oneself that otherwise are not available. It frightens the psychological concept of oneself that all of us rely on to maintain our dignity and overcome uncertainty in life. Show More Sentences It was like making emotion and thought physical, to be undergone apart from oneself. She made the design as a comment on the comforting nature of wrapping oneself in a rebozo. All but the most extreme pacifists will admit of a case where it might be immoral or amoral not to use force, if not to defend oneself then to defend others. The upshot is to immerse oneself in a crash course on institutional racism and police brutality. It is good to see a entertainer handle oneself appropriately. It's one thing to be able to carry on a simple conversation with a limited vocabulary, and quite another to talk and express oneself knowledgeably in the language. We all know that in order to be fully prepared to appreciate the more elegant and refined of football experiences, one has to first rid oneself of one's negative emotions. It is not enough to express oneself in the same tone of deference that Muslims do when talking or writing about their religion. That is to say, the difference between Greenwich time and local time is a way of orienting oneself in space, of knowing where one is, and how one is heading. The doctrine of satori calls for the follower to annihilate self to reach the higher state so as to liberate oneself from the habitual way of life. Given the fact that manhood is associated with power, and being powerless is seen as unmanly, violence becomes a means to prove otherwise to others and oneself. This is the nature of empathy, to think oneself into the minds of others. If your children see you shouting, abusing and behaving in a threatening manner to other people, they're going to think that this is an acceptable way of conducting oneself. Talking about oneself is a self-indulgence, which should be shunned by the analyst who, during the analytic hour, must regard himself solely as the agent of the patient. But using donors to enrich oneself is as an old and tawdry practice that is about getting rich, not famous. Any behaviour which causes harm to oneself and others could be called blameworthy while any behaviour that causes no harm could be called praiseworthy. In this connection it is necessary to remind oneself that people do give untruthful evidence for other reasons, including for example, an attempt to bolster up the truth. One understands oneself often by watching what your brother does. The traps of Anti-Oedipus are those of humor: so many invitations to let oneself be put out, to take one's leave of the text and slam the door shut. I don't know what the fact sheet was about since it is of course illegal as well as unneighbourly to open mail not addressed to oneself, but I have my theories. Show More Sentences With chilly winds caressing the cheeks and pullovers being pulled out of the closet to protect oneself from the nippy winds, December has a magic and charm all its own. The offer of amends signifies a willingness to place oneself in the hands of the court for assessing the appropriate steps to be taken by way of vindication and compensation. It demands a turning back to oneself in order to understand, and thus has implications and effects which are moral in that they influence how we act. She only understands defending oneself from natural predators, like foxes. They say the biggest challenge for one is to understand oneself. It's a staccato language of enigmatic hand gestures, flailing arms, touching oneself, herky-jerky starts and stops, plunging into space, crashing, spinning, jumping back up. Hence in order to encourage people off the land and away from subsistence production, the incentive to produce for oneself and one's family had to be removed. The one big humanitarian reason for adherence to the market method of voluntary exchange is the desire to act charitably toward those less fortunate than oneself. A connoisseur of thrift stores and swap meets, she understands the collector mentality, the longing to affiliate and define oneself through things. Many people also opt for famishing themselves in order to shed weight more quickly. But famishing oneself is not a recommendation of quick weight loss. Some of this was routinised homage to the wounded global behemoth, or fantasised identification with a life not being led by oneself, but some of it was not. Most people would accept the need to express oneself competently. The danger is real and immediate, and yet the allure of taking chances, of putting oneself at the mercy of the swirling forces of nature, is inextinguishable. Losing oneself in the movie is not figured as pleasurable, but sets up, rather, a mode of helplessness in the face of an opaque and fragmented story line. To utilize power in the corruption of life is to deem oneself a demigod, to remove oneself from the nurturing fluids of consubstantial human interaction. Saints like Ramanuja and the Nayanmars, have played a stellar role in perfecting the formula for purifying oneself through devotion in order to qualify for the kingdom of God. What are the affective and socialpsychological consequences or correlates of perceiving prejudice and discrimination aimed at oneself and one's group? If the expressed wish for moving towards an other begins by asking whether one is allowed to move away from oneself, three facts are being posited at once. Using a computer in Antarctica, even inside the base, meant having to wear a wristband to earth oneself from ever-present static electricity shocks. As Philip Elliott has observed, one of the key skills in producing popular television is the ability to empathize with audience groups of which one is not oneself a member. Show More Sentences Epstein has defined the essence of snobbery as not merely the wish to impress others but the effort to make oneself feel superior at the expense of others. Few will ever reach enlightenment or discover great truths by oneself. He does, however, warn against drafting the document oneself. It is a time to gain a new look on life, to purify oneself, and to regain the sense of Godly aspiration as the central purpose for this earthly incarnation. Semantic memory includes encoded, but tenseless facts and ideas about oneself and the common facts of the world. In vedic times, fire was kept alive in every household in some form and carried with oneself while migrating to new locations. In Japan, having a strong educational background greatly improves the likelihood of finding a job and earning enough money to support oneself. The left hand is used to serve oneself when the courses are not served by the host. Furthermore, no one can deny that the baths are places for washing oneself and that in the pool people immerge. Hypergamy is the practice of seeking a spouse of higher socioeconomic status than oneself. This also applies for illegally passing a border oneself, for illegal immigration or illegal emigration. It is in the moments of unharmony that the possibilities for constituting oneself, for folding the force as it were, exist. Thomas, to know the other is to precognitively and nonphysically become the other, whereas to love the other is to lose oneself in the other. To fail to narrativize one's own life, to fail to redescribe oneself, Rorty suggests, is to fail to be fully human. Among other criminalized acts is the misuse of power to acquire a public position for oneself or for others. Thus, keeping things to oneself and being unexpressive was an especially lauded aspect of manhood. This is an emotional way of preparing oneself to counter stage fear and to connect with audience. Young people are socialising with their peers but the issue is in the ability to edit and present a view of oneself. Delusional misidentification syndrome includes a group of disorders that present delusions about oneself, others, places and objects. Because no one exists in isolation, harm done to oneself may also harm others, and destroying property deprives the community as well as oneself. Show More Sentences It is dictatorial to take upon oneself the burden of telling other persons what they need to make them happy. During the practice, the meditator focuses on the distress of oneself or another person and cultivates the desire to alleviate that distress. Mill states that it is acceptable to harm oneself as long as the person doing so is not harming others. The purpose of philosophy is to unite oneself with the objects of the intellect, and even at last with the One that is above all intellection. Ice cream should be eaten quickly, by oneself, so that you get to keep all its yummy chocolateness. Place a rose quartz or amethyst by your bed or under your pillow to have a soothing effect and rejuvenate oneself. Indeed, to choose is to repristinate and repeat the idea of oneself as an isolated, atomistic agent. Bank Holiday Monday just gone, was a lovely day with lots and lots of cars parked having picnics etc, but nowhere to relieve oneself. And so the reaction seems to be to corral oneself off from disagreement. What one did oneself was all chance and shallowness, and no profession seemed wispier and less needed than that of the poet. To awaken the conscious self to the principle of the whole or Tao one needs to forget oneself, so that in knowing one unknows. As a consequence, it is believed that deeper understanding of the universe can be achieved by understanding oneself. Verbally committing oneself, a candidate is allotted a job, indebting him to the ruler. Individual effort was needed to cultivate oneself, but one's natural tendencies were good to begin with. Nevertheless, to relieve oneself takes the edge off the desire and doesn't take advantage of others. Lastly, while a mistake about a person or the actual action is acceptable, a mistake about how much force to use to defend oneself is not. The Turkish first person singular copula suffix is omitted when introducing oneself. On Twitter, AAVE is used as a framework from which sentences and words are constructed, in order to accurately express oneself. This was a useful way to reduce the cost of practice, or resupply oneself if control of the battlefield after a battle was retained. It is an orthopraxic mystery religion that requires initiation to the priesthood in order to consider oneself Wiccan. Show More Sentences The practice of reading to oneself without vocalizing the text was less common in antiquity than it has since become. He deplored the medireview practice of covering oneself with a filigree of guru-talk and expressing excessive superiority through the blind belief that was prevalent. We discard the archaic rule that one cannot enfeoff oneself. After one had gorged oneself with her soup, one needed to wash one's hands well with soap, otherwise one's teacher would ask questions when one handed in one's exercise book. Why is it so important to bestir oneself? Bestirring oneself means that one feels truly fortunate and excited to stand before one's Creator and that one longs for this moment. The point is to work oneself up into a frenzy of painterliness, each gesture synergistically interacting with every other, to create a kind of orgasmic resonance. Sometimes life takes hold of one, carries the body along, accomplishes one's history, and yet is not real, but leaves oneself as it were slurred over. One thought of oneself, idiotically, skinny as I was, as a sort of Tarzan. A related topic is illegally passing a border oneself as a stowaway. Farran et al also defined hope more generally and multidimensionally as a way of feeling, thinking, behaving and relating to oneself and the world. A facility to sit down and relieve oneself, screened by a curtained enclosure, would have been particularly suited to female members of an audience. To become an effective listener, he advocates empathetic listening putting oneself in the other person's place and seeing the world from his or her point of view. This middle-aged reader was expecting something knottier, but after a certain adjustment of mindset, it's easy to immerse oneself into the world of Cat Moreland. The argument mentioned at 1166a35, that friendship with oneself is possible only so far as one is two or morefold, has had its authenticity doubted. Examples from Classical Literature It would be foolish to express oneself on this point with modesty and reserve. Call it aestheticism, squeamishness, namby-pamby sentimentalism, what you will it is stronger than oneself! To resign oneself, to habituate oneself to the course of the world which passes so changingly. To hold material things either in community or severalty was in either case to bind oneself to the evil principle. To know God and not oneself to be God, to know blessedness and not oneself to enjoy it, is a state of disunity, of unhappiness. The temptation to sell oneself under such circumstances would have been too much for common Parliamentary virtue. I had promised myself to go there, as one promises oneself a bonne bouche to finish a happy banquet. It is not in this mysterious and cloistered place that one feels oneself drinking in the classic atmosphere of Helvetian liberty. It is pleasant to linger under these arches and deliver oneself to the pleasures of epigraphy. No knife, no rocket pistol, no line with magnet for securing oneself to a hull. Oh, to prolong this blissful moment, to sleep, to eternalize oneself in it! It is difficult to put oneself in the place of the stonechat or of the Whinchat. He had heard that whenever a woman was to blame for a disappointment, the best way to avoid a scene was to inculpate oneself. In using it upon oneself, there is need of a second mirror, which must be so held that the image may be seen in the laryngoscope. One could think of oneself as knowing God, and be aware of no forcing of the note. The procedure was to strip off and with a Little Dipper pour the water over oneself. To say more about the nest of the summer Resin-bee would be to repeat oneself. Moreover, the personal factor in the case of Sin, if one may express oneself thus, is not as strong as in that of some other gods. Impossible not to get a sort of refulgence oneself, they thought, living here, and absorb it and give it out again. In commencing the study of staccato bowing it is well to confine oneself to the up-bow form at first. Show More Sentences To break those barriers down, is to find a vent, to expand, to express oneself. Such projections of oneself into something else represent one of the most intriguing forms of interaction in the networked world. He was soon taught that one must not aim at too wide a view-point or express oneself too freely. Was there aught else in art than the rendering of what one felt within oneself? Now I have noticed that at one time it is much easier to express oneself in a foreign language than at another. Strength is a splendid thing, but it must be used to help other and weaker people, not to aggrandize oneself. It is not vanity or conceit, which consists in pluming oneself exactly on the qualities one does not possess. To sever oneself from such converse is to induce selfishness, boorishness, and inhumanity. The co-pilot closed the clamshell doors, and it became possible to hear oneself think again. In old age one takes no real part in life, but keeps oneself on memories. But it is necessary to orientate oneself very carefully in the East. But if one falls, that is no reason to throw oneself in the abyss. She points out that it is as important to be at peace with oneself as to have peace in the external environment. No effort could be too great or painful to beautify oneself for Him. From savages one cannot expect too much, not even from oneself. There is no more reason to believe in oneself than in the external world. When it doesn't succeed, one's only got oneself to blame, that's all. One felt tempted to brace oneself for the rush that was to come. If all are going to be saved, what is the use of chastising oneself? Upon this, the third day of junketing, it was tiresome to have to restrain oneself even from such innocent excursions of fancy. Show More Sentences It is not enough to declaim oneself, or propose continually one's group. Why, therefore, should one not value oneself at a groat as one listens in fear and trembling to the roar and turmoil of the city? Still, it is difficult to express oneself feelingly to order. I have seen the two Macs attempt something of the kind at the halls, but it appears to take some practise to do it without hurting oneself. Not everyone is going to be the absolute best, writes Vince Stone, and sometimes realizing that is the best way to make peace with oneself. One crawled through tight-locked briers and branches, and found oneself on the very edge, peering out and down through a green screen. One must prove to oneself that one is not glossing over the truth. Nothing tastes better,' said she, 'than what one eats by oneself,' and she was very much pleased with her day's work. Assessment has two components, assessment by oneself and assessment by others, usually health professionals. I have heard of that kind of thing before, but how is one to help oneself? Nothing to do but hike in a marsuit or sun oneself under a dome. There are sophomoric similes in practically every paragraph and one finds oneself groaning as if in a real comedy show. In a word, to comport oneself with perfect propriety in Polygonal society, one ought to be a Polygon oneself. The only thing he considers of any importance is whether one believes it oneself. What voluptuousness to float amid this radiant ether, to bathe oneself in it, to wrap oneself in the sun's pure rays. Master palmist and author Mark Seltman reveals how hands are used to gain a better understanding of oneself and others. There was no standardized method of orienting oneself in a city. It is not wise to overburden oneself with numerous clothes when traveling. One launched into enthusiasms only to collapse gracefully, and pick oneself up amid sympathetic laughter. The need to prove oneself may give way to the desire to express one's uniqueness. Show More Sentences A gentle story of courage, as a little tugboat learns what it takes to prove oneself. To enlarge on this interesting subject would mean to repeat oneself. And every illusion one rids oneself of is so much to the good. After all, one drinks tea largely to please one's fellow men, Barbara, and to give oneself tone and an air of gentility. To prove oneself the author of an original play is hard, but not impossible. One raised oneself by study, and got upsides with the world. Find more words! 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