Sentence examples for consider oneself from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

And in liberal circles -- Galway City, or Ballsbridge, Dublin -- to consider oneself a traditional Irish Catholic is to be anti-intellectual.

"Most teachers of acting are frauds, and their schools offer nothing other than the right to consider oneself part of the theatre".

In both cases, it was necessary for students to choose an integer between 1 and 7. Concerning the question on religiosity, number 1 meant considering oneself an atheist and number 7 as extremely religious.

Whether one comes out of that investigation embracing a broader – albeit perhaps vaguer – set of concepts and tools than one started off with, or whether one considers oneself forced to abandon any hope of anything but very specific theories of art, artist, and artistic experience, conceptual art obliges us to think about where we stand on these issues.

In contrast, viewing God as commanding, judging and punishing was not related to either considering oneself benevolent or a moral obligation to help the stranger.

So all of us have a role to play and none of them should involve inflaming hatred and prejudice among us, none of them should involve violating the rights of others or considering oneself superior to another or burning the scripture of those the ignorant and opportunistic want us to believe are evil or unholy.

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