Sentence examples for beneath oneself from inspiring English sources
One cannot be truly magnanimous if one does not esteem oneself as much as is proper in comparison to things beneath oneself" [CN, p.70].
Strange notions: Some people carry around odd cliches and social notions about earning more money, such as rich people being snobs or greedy, money matters being a nuisance or beneath oneself to deal with or worrying about compromising relationships with the boss or other coworkers.
Standing beneath them, one imagines oneself at the bottom of a large, moonlit aquarium, watching the water shimmer as a carp swims up and flicks its tail.
To inspect the fleet list that shows where each ship was built and by which builder is to remind oneself of an industrial civilisation that now lies beneath the sea like Atlantis.
Religion means understanding oneself.
"One must show oneself deserving," he said.
The craft one learns oneself.
The heaven was being oneself.
Pacing oneself, thus, is virtually impossible.
The potential for enriching oneself is ample.
