Sentence examples for find oneself in from inspiring English sources
"One can find oneself in a position were the growth objective is difficult to obtain.
In fact, one doesn't know that one's not going to find oneself in a game of tennis.
Even so, not being clear-eyed about the past is a treacherous position to find oneself in.
It is like waking up to find oneself in the bright, deliquescent world of a David Hockney LA painting.
To find oneself in a heated debate over what a young Jesus's Facebook page would look like is odd.
To question Wahhabism and support the minorities is potentially to find oneself in the murky waters of blasphemy and "anti-state activities".
In the end, one finds oneself in reluctant admiration of this structure.
They are not applied or disapplied depending on the situation one finds oneself in.
Language, for instance: what if one found oneself in possession of a posse of mini-Mandarin speakers?
There are too many writers here to go into much depth about any of them, and one finds oneself, in many of the more absorbing passages of the book, wanting more.
Yet, to Sunny it was one of life's obligations to be gracious and sociable, no matter one's state and no matter what setting one found oneself in — barroom, church room, emergency room.
