Sentence examples for experiencing herself from inspiring English sources

Something Terry is experiencing herself.

If I put on my superhero cape and come on too strong, my child has to react to me instead of experiencing herself.

Her lack of clarity about whether or not she is, indeed, nice demonstrates an identity struggle with the tension between how she is experiencing herself, and how is imagines others see her.

As an example, one young woman described how her feeling of grounding and balance in her body helped her to meet a challenging task, instead of experiencing herself as 'wilted and crushed'.

Even an intimate like Sophia Peabody thought she had gone too far in pontificating on something she had not experienced herself: marriage.

I ask whether that sort of desolation is something she's experienced herself and she seems surprised I even needed to check: "Oh, I think we've all felt that".

Immediately that person experiences herself to exist in a world of a certain kind, with certain abilities to move around, and fight, and so on.

Gender bias is something that she never experienced herself, other than the occasional assumption when she came back from the United States that it was to work for her husband rather than heading her own lab.

The characters represent a certain temporality or boundlessness that Lauren experiences herself, as an incessant traveler.

A missionary, operating on this premise, may experience herself as highly generous, because she is.

She shed 200 pounds of stuff that wasn't her and has maintained that loss because she lives a transformed life rooted in self-love, a willingness to experience herself fully, and taking responsibility for herself, her awareness, and her choices.