Sentence examples for know of myself from inspiring English sources
"I am not merely what I distinctly know of myself or, what amounts to the same, there is more to my existence than I might consciously observe of myself; and even what I know of myself is in and for itself capable of far greater development, greater distinctness, and greater completeness than I am able to give it" (Morning Hours, p. 103/Gesammelte Schriften 3/2, p. 141).
Yes, in "science", the knower is the soul, and "knowing and known are one and the same, viz. the soul in the system of its self-preservations"; however, he adds, "I know of myself, not with innate, but with a permanently acquired knowledge" (SW VI: 191).
"It ended everything I knew of myself," he said.
I'm the person I'm describing, I thought, I really am!" And yet, she coyly adds: "I was revealing what I knew of myself to a black African, not a white American, to a Christian, not an atheist, to a conservative government official, a member of the True Whig party, and not to a neo-Marxist fugitive under indictment by her own government for acts of civil disobedience and suspicion of terrorism.
"The pastors will ask me if I myself know of job openings for their members," Mr. Raphael said.
I know of several people, like myself, who came down with weak and aching muscles and other negative reactions that did not completely go away even after quitting the statin.
I myself know of the "Emirate of Ramadi," the "Emirate of Haditha," and the "Emirate of Rawa".
In an interview earlier this year Lucy, one of "the forgotten Freuds", said: "There are 13 children that we know of, and three of those – myself, Bella and Ibby [Isobel] – were all born in 1961".
"Well, I think in my own work the subject matter usually deals with characters I know, aspects of myself, friends of mine – that sort of thing.
