Sentence examples for carrying oneself from inspiring English sources

It was never one person but an attitude and a way of carrying oneself.

This ingrained, muscular-level aspect of gesture and posture — in short, the way that one carries oneself — is where the historical moment is embedded inextricably into one's character, even into one's very being.

I know women in their 70s and several in their 80s who could give lessons in how to dress and how to carry oneself with a sense not only of spirit and grace, but of beauty.

Often, in Afghanistan, young girls are far less physically active and have been taught to never speak up or raise their voices; they are expected to know more about cooking and romantic Bollywood movies than how to shoot a gun and carry oneself, hips forward in leather jacket and jeans.

At the same time, much of morality seems clearly a matter of knowing how — how to respond to the need of others, how to respond to threats, how to carry oneself in various situations — and not primarily (if at all) a matter of knowing that something is the case.

This attitude or position, this manner in which one carries oneself, becomes a lie.

Learning to carry oneself differently doesn't sound like empowerment to LGBT people; it sounds like the closet.

Attitude: Manner, disposition, a stance a position or the way one carries oneself or responds to something.

In a sense, as long as one has blood, one carried within oneself this potential security blanket' (1969: 209).

with which to express oneself.

1. can express oneself with clarity and precision in writing.