Sentence examples similar to consider by oneself from inspiring English sources

The other is the freedom to consider oneself unbound by moral rules.

For those who remain doubtful, perhaps it is time to listen and consider, freeing oneself of the received esthetic evaluations made by those who had multiple reasons for their opinions, some of which were not esthetic at all.

Selfies are photos taken by oneself, of oneself.

It was too much, really, to be expected to consider oneself a grandmother at twenty-six.

Worldly young Hanoians said that one could not truly consider oneself Vietnamese until having been there.

IN New Jersey, to consider oneself Italian is to be in good company.

"I suppose pressure becomes inevitable, but one doesn't consider oneself with that problem," Cook told BBC Newcastle.

Autobiography, the biography of oneself narrated by oneself.

Religiosity was measured by asking whether one considers oneself as belonging to a religion (yes/no).

"In fact, we are swept by that information in ways we don&apos t recognize". Psychologists say these are "social norms" at work: People tend to watch others to figure out the right thing to do -- provided there are multiple people doing it and that they're considered similar to oneself.

For example, individuals with mental illness were described as wanting to spend time alone and without talking to other people ("closing the door and staying by oneself"; pregnant migrant; FGD 7) – a trait considered atypical in a society with a strong sense of community and social interaction.