Sentence examples for Enjoy oneself from inspiring English sources

To have it (verb): to thoroughly enjoy oneself.

To enjoy oneself without publicly checking one's privilege is some fuzzy betrayal of a thing that was hitherto never quite spoken out loud.

He is asked, by an order of renegade nuns, to "teach us how one might remain sensitive and compassionate, yet still enjoy oneself in such a defiled, destructive age".

It was then that the publicity party began to trump the dinner party as the romantic ideal of what a sophisticated New York grown-up did to enjoy oneself.

This is probably not the best place to be reworking one's game, but it's hard not to enjoy oneself as, in one direction, you look out to the Ailsa Craig rock and, in the other, the spectacular Turnberry hotel - a very welcome refuge after 18 holes.

Here's the top definition, according to a Google search: "To drink plentiful amounts of alcohol and enjoy oneself with others in a noisy, lively way".

Sitting in traffic is not my idea of enjoying oneself.

"There is nothing wrong," he wrote to himself, "with enjoying oneself simply, like a boy".

Our new friends were a club of middle-aged walkers from across the border in France, clearly in no need of lessons in enjoying oneself.

It is an irony of cruises that one usually enjoys oneself more on land than at sea as Ronald Reagan would say, how many whitecaps do you need to look at?–and I personally wouldn't have minded if the damn tub had sprung a leak, and gone down with all hands off Stromboli.

I think many of us turn to some form of hedonism in adventure, in enjoying oneself, being popular, collecting wealth, etc.