Sentence examples for guide oneself from inspiring English sources

Within this context, the Māori education system develops, providing the first principles or ground rules, and the customs from which "one would guide oneself" (cf., Kowhai Consulting Ltd. 2004).

* The courts should be accessible, since if cases are delayed for long periods, legal costs are prohibitive, and so on, this may "effectively turn the most enlightened law to a dead letter and frustrate one's ability effectively to guide oneself by the law".

It is only then that the utopian credo of letting oneself be guided by a regulative, which at least tries to aim at creating a world in which we would like to live, makes sense.

One physician said: The gut feeling, it is not the same as two years back, it is a bodily response, in a way to use oneself as a guiding light.

In praxis-guiding discourse(s) human flourishing for oneself and others was the basic concern.

As with any instructional article attempting to explain how to rescue oneself, this is purely a guide.

Therapeutic touch is based on eastern philosophy and is based on the premise " that spiritual aspects of oneself (the inner self) inform and guide the physical self, and may direct the conditions of one's life" [ 19] (p. 78).

Building upon these ideas, Michael Fox has described "peace as a way of life": "a peaceful way of life will be such as to incorporate nonviolence toward oneself and others, and will be guided by cooperation, mutual respect, creative problem-solving, negotiation of differences, and caring concern or compassion" (Fox 2014, 202).

An electronic dictionary, interpreter or guide is no substitute for the experience of immersing oneself in a culture and negotiating life in a foreign country in a foreign language.

Because of this, when relying on these peripherals, it is important to review thoroughly the users guide and pertinent application notes, and even to introduce oneself to one of the TI application engineers.

"In such a world-country, the principle of loving one's neighbor as much as oneself seems to me to be the essential guide to harmonious relations".