Sentence examples for drive oneself from inspiring English sources
Why drive oneself to distraction over the world of extreme fashion?
Ultimately, the decision to drive oneself might become reclassified as what the law calls "ultrahazardous," making liability stricter and penalties more severe.
Only about a third of the books depicted anger or irritability, and very few showed functional limitations — the inability to drive, feed oneself, walk.
Here are some of the other frustrations, as comparisons between party affiliation : A vehicle driven by oneself is the most trusted mode of transport, but particularly so for Conservative supporters.
Rather than going on about it at length (and I do think that "The Social Network" and "Catfish" touch fascinatingly on the issue), here's Paul Brunick, writing at IndieWire, about a strange manifestation of the new-media world and the way it taps into the drive to reflect oneself in a chosen mask.
Due to a decreased ability to drive and transport oneself, this group often faces social exclusion and are confined to the home which is evidenced by a decreased level of community participation in those with intellectual disabilities when compared to those without [34].
Each of us is a universe, and we have the right to defend that universe, as the drive to protect oneself is not a gendered attribute.
Marianne Williamson understands this inner drive to know oneself and one's place in this world, our relationship to one another and our charge to serve and transform and speaks it out.
I think it distorts, in many ways, the exploratory character of undergraduate years to be so focused and so driven toward preparing oneself to apply for this or that opportunity or career path.
A high expectation of oneself drives achievement in all aspects of life--doesn't it?
Although to be driven back upon oneself is an uneasy affair at best, rather like trying to cross a border with borrowed credentials, it seems to me now the one condition necessary to the beginnings of real self-respect.
