Sentence examples for integrating oneself from inspiring English sources

"Include" means containing others within one's self, while "exclude" means integrating oneself into a group composed of others.

I was 14. High school was not a tutorial for integrating oneself into a brutal mass, but a lens to reveal the power of being completely alone.

The results comprise three themes: Integrating oneself with one's future role as a physician, Experiencing clinical reality with the mentor creates incentives to learn and Towards understanding the professional competence of a physician.

The themes, Integrating oneself with one's future role and Towards understanding professional competence, can be regarded as two parallel developmental processes, while the theme, Experiencing clinical reality with the mentor creates incentives to learn, promotes these processes (Fig.  2).

This approach to mentorship supported different components of the students' professional development; the themes Integrating oneself with one's future role and Towards understanding the professional competence of a physician can be regarded as two parallel processes, while the third theme, Experiencing clinical reality with the mentor creates incentives to learn, promotes these processes.

They realized that the professional role has to be integrated with oneself as a person, that you cannot separate the profession from the person.

The ability to reframe problems from a positive perspective requires ability to transform [ 47] and integrate [ 48] oneself in relation to diabetes management.

The "me" in its continuity results from a developmental process, in which the adolescent at last passes through what Erikson called an "identity crisis" [ 25] that on the one hand might lead to ego-identity as an "integrated awareness and knowledge about oneself" [ 26], integrating the confirmation of the self by significant others as a core aspect of normal identity.

Integrate indefinite integrals.

Humor has been identified as the last achievement of a mind striving to integrate itself on a level of mature awareness; the capacity to smile benignly at oneself, to accept one's inevitable foibles, and to be realistic about one's limitations in influencing the world without being crippled by such awareness (Pruyser 1987).

"One must show oneself deserving," he said.