Sentence examples for find oneself with from inspiring English sources

I wonder if, after a lifetime of wanting to take his guitar into another room, it might be unsettling to find oneself with so many guitars and so many rooms in which to play them.

The sort of stimulation one is looking for won't keep for two and a half hours; and then, too, however happy one may be to find oneself with extra moments of unscheduled privacy, one desires privacy least during the cocktail hour, which is inherently convivial.

It is quite normal, now, to find oneself lumbered with flatmates at the age of 54.

In the real world it is not unusual to find oneself working with unfamiliar colleagues from different departments.

Moreover, and because these were hard to specify and measure, one would find oneself dealing with average benefits instead of specific returns to each individual investment.

It's a little uncomfortable to find oneself chuckling along with even a blatantly fictional simulacrum of such a figure: Madoff opens the play with a light-bulb joke.

It's a difficult situation in which to find oneself and one fraught with bitterness and resentment.

Synchronicity aside, a gymnast's training ground would seem an obvious setting in which to explore and tease out the problems so many girls face during middle school: the pressure to be the best; the search to find oneself while fitting in with teammates; the obsession over weight and body image; the overly involved momagers and the quick-to-backstab-competitive frenemies.

He talks up the nation's free media, but also says that to switch on the television "is to find oneself entering a world permeated with conspiracy theories, an almost mythical space in which a refusal to accept that Pakistan can take the lead in solving its various crises seems not misguided but commonsensical".

Such terms appear at first blush to be suspicious; one might suspect that using such terms could lead to inconsistency, and in any case one might find oneself reaching for a tool with which to forbid such terms.

"When one holds opinions like mine about sanctions, one finds oneself, unfortunately, with very unpleasant bedfellows — abominable ones, for instance, like Jesse Helms.