Sentence examples for condition ourselves from inspiring English sources

We see others enjoying them, try a little more, and over time condition ourselves.

How can we condition ourselves to embrace risk in the name of reward?

We learn that a flame is hot, for instance, and condition ourselves to fear making contact with flames.

Some LGBT people of color condition ourselves to accept these roles and disrespect because we fear rejection and isolation.

We forget that our bodies simply need to move as we condition ourselves to exercise; many of us have to drive somewhere to go for a walk.

It's just that we who are--unjustly--at the receiving end of violence, discrimination, and hatred condition ourselves to give people the benefit of the doubt, to forgive, and ultimately to love ourselves and one another.

These are places Americans, at least, have conditioned ourselves to expect in stories about hijacked planes.

This kind of laughter can bring about feelings of pleasure, and is often spontaneous, but that may be because we have conditioned ourselves to use it automatically.

But why are these stretches almost uniformly ugly, so much so that most of us have conditioned ourselves not to notice?

(The Times has a useful map). These are places Americans, at least, have conditioned ourselves to expect in stories about hijacked planes.

Thus, instead of inspectors, we get whistleblowers: a promise from the government that we may not be able to check conditions ourselves, but if you bother to tell us, we'll be very grateful.