Sentence examples for grasp ourselves from inspiring English sources

To grasp ourselves as whole, coordinated, and self-possessed is to simultaneously see ourselves as an other (not only to ourselves but to all other subjects).

The Trains is a perfect story of this type, and The Inner Room is even better, one of Aickman's most startling and beautiful demonstrations of the power over us of what we do not quite grasp about ourselves and our lives".

Down that road lies a mistaken idea of freedom, the right to grasp for ourselves some advantage over others.

I think one of the biggest issues that we have in conveying this fundamental aspect of our religion to people stems from our inability to really grasp it ourselves.

One... leads to fragmentation and self-interest... a mistaken idea of freedom, the right to grasp for ourselves some advantage over others... one of constant conflict between narrow interests ending in chaos and immobility..

Often we place our concept of our "ideal" self is so far out of our initial grasp that we berate ourselves when we don't meet our high expectations.

In fact, the Wu-Tang origin story is a model for us all as we grasp at ways to express ourselves and come together amid the coming struggles our country will undoubtedly face.

Plus, our class hadn't started and we were just grasping these procedures ourselves.

Commenting on Padilla's apprehension in 2002, the Chicago Sun-Times editorialised: "We castigate ourselves for failing to grasp the reality of what [the alleged terrorists] are trying to do, but perhaps that is a good thing.

But when the sleek device returns to our grasp we can't un-zombify ourselves, even though we recognize device zombification in others.

But, gray doesn't feel secure, it's the unknown, and we grasp for black and white, making ourselves right and the other wrong, causing more distance and pain.