Sentence examples for feeling themselves from inspiring English sources

"Look what they did to my dad," she raps on the excellent opener, "Desire," about her late father (he was murdered in Detroit when Dej was just a toddler), before tightening up: "Niggas be feeling themselves, I'd rather feel on myself than let you feel on my ass".

As always, accidental comedy ensues; this time when he spends a verse complaining of people not "feeling themselves" enough'.

It rejoices that Jews, feeling themselves increasingly secure, are readier than they were to speak out against prejudice.

It is difficult to be critical of countries which, feeling themselves endangered, seek the arms which they sincerely believe they need for defense.

But when Philopoemen came to a command, the Achaeans, feeling themselves a match for the most powerful of their enemies, declined foreign support.

But beyond the grim satisfaction of feeling themselves proved right, Iraq's neighbours differ greatly in appraising the mess, though they are all, by and large, worried.

Skiers emerge from an avalanche not feeling like themselves.

Does the notion of "feeling like themselves" lose its meaning if they need a drug to get them there?

It just happened that this series, guys were just not in a rhythm, not feeling like themselves".

Mental health professionals sometimes use what they teach their patients when they're feeling angry themselves.

They often complain vaguely of not feeling like themselves or somehow being limited in terms of activity.