Sentence examples for Exclude oneself from inspiring English sources

Another fragment indicates that we ourselves are among those for whom we are to do more: "Caring about [other] people does not exclude oneself; oneself is among those one cares about….

"I just wanted to say what everybody is wondering." You know the way time slows in certain situations, as when your car spins out, and there is time for many thoughts, including vivid pictures of roadkill, not excluding oneself.

The biggest problem for underrepresented minorities in any new space is self-selection: the act of excluding oneself from a new space before even trying to fit in.

Naranjo: The biggest problem for underrepresented minorities in any new space is self-selection: the act of excluding oneself from a new space before even trying to fit in.

"Include" means containing others within one's self, while "exclude" means integrating oneself into a group composed of others.

Feeling less connected to one's male colleagues, being advised to take a staff role to accommodate family, finding oneself excluded from consideration for key positions — all these situations reflect work structures and practices that put women at a disadvantage.

Self-harm was defined as deliberately harming or injuring oneself, excluding suicide attempts.

To take the first notion: on Wittgenstein's view, while chess is essentially a game for two players, this does not exclude the possibility of playing it against oneself provided such solitary games are not regarded as paradigm instances of chess.

Famous for its beautiful melody, the Kol Nidre is a declaration annulling all vows made during the course of the year insofar as they concern oneself (obligations toward others are excluded).

Suppose I define courage as "the ability to act while confronting a danger to oneself". "Confronting" is retained, so this would (normally) exclude running away.

Property ownership of a thing comprises a bundle of rights, the central ones being the right to exclude others from the use of the thing and to control its use oneself.