Sentence examples for inform oneself from inspiring English sources
A quarter of respondents stated that an informed individual was less at risk; therefore, one should inform oneself.
"I'm of the opinion," declared the chancellor, "that algorithms must be made more transparent, so that one can inform oneself as an interested citizen about questions like, 'What influences my behaviour on the internet and that of others?' Algorithms, when they are not transparent, can lead to a distortion of our perception; they can shrink our expanse of information".
The second most common advice was to inform oneself intensively about the illness e.g. by using the internet or by getting a second opinion.
The principal rewards (benefits) for these WLHIV had more to do with the safety of others and their right to be informed than with oneself.
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).
Primary among the reasons are that they inform human existence and deepen a personal understanding of oneself.
The emphasis is often as much on expressing oneself as informing or inspiring others.
Therefore, rather than immerse oneself in substantive theories around body weight, a preliminary reading of the literature on pregnancy-related behaviours was limited to inform research questions.
