Sentence examples for done by oneself from inspiring English sources

Ross: 'The duty of justice is particularly complicated, and the word is used to cover things which are really very different – things such as the payment of debts, the reparation of injuries done by oneself to another, and the bringing about of a distribution of happiness between other people in proportion to merit.

Shame means...The painful feeling arising from the consciousness of something dishonorable, improper, and ridiculous that is done by oneself or another.

As compared to venipuncture, blood spot collection is more convenient (i.e. can be done by oneself at home), and while this method is invasive, it may be considered less so among participants.

Lifestyle change is very hard to do by oneself.

Of course, I now have to break off and agree that writing, particularly novel writing, does tend to be something one does by oneself.

Dealing with depression and anxiety is very difficult to do by oneself, so get help as soon as you can.

Look at all similarities, no matter how small You can try being the people and symbols in your dream, but for many, doing this by oneself doesn't yield much richness, emotion, or insight.

I. n the past few years the opportunities to do right by oneself, by doing wrong to the rest of us, have increased exponentially.

In the words of Thomas Merton, "To renounce the pleasure of one's dearest illusions about oneself is to die more effectively than one could ever do by allowing oneself to be killed for a clearly conceived personal ideal".

However, to use a synthesis which has been established by others, and theorems which have already been discovered, is less of an art than to do everything by oneself by carrying out an analysis; especially as what has been discovered by others, or even by ourselves, does not always occur to us or come to hand.

And a reluctance to bother children and others, a desire to do things by oneself.