Sentence examples for finds oneself from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of find oneself
One finds oneself remote from one's conscious preoccupations".
That one finds oneself playing one's editor at all is a sign of the times.
Then one finds oneself constantly wondering how everything manages to hang together against all odds".
They are not applied or disapplied depending on the situation one finds oneself in.
One finds oneself wondering who on earth could have destroyed such people.
But when one finds oneself on the same side as Gordon Ramsay, the time has come to cut the strings.
More than once Corrag checks herself – "But I race ahead" – and one finds oneself impatiently wishing that she would.
By about 60 pages in, the question one finds oneself asking: is there anyone Ms Massey hasn't met?
One finds oneself tempted toward learned-sounding inadequacies like: His work combines the elegance of mathematical proof with the emotionally profound wit of Dostoyevsky.
Original sin (the term can be misleading) is the morally vitiated condition in which one finds oneself at birth as a member of a sinful race.
In the writer's neighborhood at midafternoon, one finds oneself asking the same question that drifts to mind halfway through a children's story: Where are all the mothers?
