Sentence examples for defining oneself with from inspiring English sources

That's not an awful lot, but then the site is more about defining oneself with pictures, videos and posts rather than mini autobiographies.

Privacy allows one the freedom to define one's relations with others and to define oneself.

So while a person of the Batman camp might seek to find an occupation that fully defines oneself and proudly greet people with "Hi, my name is (insert name) and I'm a (insert job title)", people like Cole know that the job is an important facet of one's identity, but a facet nonetheless.

Later on in the book, though, she also reclaims the idea of realness as having to do with authenticity, as defined by oneself rather than by others.

The key to Quiet Confidence is defining (with a coach or therapist or trusted business friend) what your Absolute Value is.

He is obsessed with turf, with right and wrong narrowly defined, with male codes, male lingo.

This was the defining game and Spain can now be defined only with ever-increasing superlatives.

And then, with the outraged father dead, Serena defines herself with a single gesture.

But unlike the voluble Sharpton or the squarish Joe Lieberman, Edwards has struggled to define himself with voters.

Since 9/11 my childhood fear has returned, but it is ill defined, along with the enemy.

Fourth, ban assault weapons, carefully defined, and with them magazines that fire more than ten rounds.