Sentence examples for inserting oneself from inspiring English sources

There's a difference between inserting oneself and offering encouragement.

By contrast, consumption in Baudrillard's early writings is itself a kind of labor, "an active manipulation of signs," a way of inserting oneself within the consumer society, and working to differentiate oneself from others.

"How," Magid wondered, "does one insert oneself into a dead man's life?" It was jacaranda season in Guadalajara, and the streets were carpeted with purple blossoms.

Part metafiction, part fantasy, part punk, part literary, House of Leaves bends the idea of a book into an object to insert oneself inside.

Having a tube inserted into oneself in order to flush out toxins turns out to have been every bit as silly as it sounds.

So while a person of the Batman camp might seek to find an occupation that fully defines oneself and proudly greet people with "Hi, my name is (insert name) and I'm a (insert job title)", people like Cole know that the job is an important facet of one's identity, but a facet nonetheless.

"One must show oneself deserving," he said.

Is it possible to smack down oneself?

Pacing oneself, thus, is virtually impossible.

"The hardest coming out is to oneself".

It is impossible to tear oneself away.