Sentence examples similar to expatriating oneself from inspiring English sources

Companies are pulling out expatriate staff.

More than half its residents are expatriates.

That is "expatriates".

A US expatriate living temporarily overseas.

Losing hold of oneself is part of the point for this woman who feels herself a double expatriate in a single body.

"One must show oneself deserving," he said.

As an African medical student supporting her studies in Rome by housecleaning for an expatriate British pianist (David Thewlis), Ms. Newton conveyed, in a single slow twist of her fingers across her lips, as much fascination with an alien culture, as much awareness of the temptations of both losing and affirming oneself through desire, as the passionate declarations of Mr. Thewlis's character.

Is it possible to smack down oneself?

Pacing oneself, thus, is virtually impossible.

The potential for enriching oneself is ample.

"The hardest coming out is to oneself".