Sentence examples similar to attaching oneself from inspiring English sources
The other comfort-providing commodity that one attaches oneself to in Tel Aviv is, of course, food.
For employees this means a shift toward looking for projects and products to attach oneself to, not long-term careers at one company.
The point is that "protecting one's person means not only protecting oneself from attach by thieves or robbers but also protecting one's person from being beset by disease and illness.
Global Labeling: attaching an unhealthy label to oneself or others because of one event or action.
Therefore, one can easily attach certain desirable qualities for oneself by simply buying them [39].
But previous methods were slow and limited, essentially painting oneself with conductive ink or attaching a thin conductive film.
In this modern age, when generating a facade can literally ensue from pressing a few buttons, and staying true to oneself is weighed down by infinite attached strings, there are always those who live as the exception.
It contrasts with ethnic or national identity, which consists roughly of the ethnic group or nation one takes oneself to belong to and the importance one attaches to this.
The securely attached child builds up a self-model as being able to help oneself and as worthy of being helped should difficulties arise.
"One must show oneself deserving," he said.
Is it possible to smack down oneself?
