Sentence examples for Redefine myself from inspiring English sources

I needed that privacy, because I didn't want to have to redefine myself".

"I learned to redefine myself regardless of what happened to me when I was a kid," she reflects.

I could not easily redefine myself as a father and husband first, and as a former highly successful careerist second.

Two weeks after Mr. Nemec graduated from high school, "Parker Lewis" went into production, giving him "an opportunity to redefine myself".

Having recently hit the milestone age of 40, I am both a youngish composer still able to redefine myself, and a professor with the authority, history and experience to have perspective on the past.

"I had to redefine myself," she says.

Coming to grips with who I am means redefining myself by highly personal and subjective standards.

For me, the thought of redefining myself was daunting.

Part of this was redefining myself, part of it was conforming to gay standards of what is "sexy".

So, I went about forming a group and a curriculum that focused on the messy life matters that we all deal with: how and where do I spend the majority of my life energy; which relationships matter to me; and how do I keep redefining myself as my needs change?

I needed to redefine, for myself, what it meant for me to be a sexually desirable woman.