Sentence examples for linking ourselves from inspiring English sources

"So linking ourselves together loosely is an attempt to see where people are willing to pay for good reads.

Ultimately, this means demanding a radically different vision of society, linking ourselves to the burgeoning anti-austerity movement and the processes that catapulted Jeremy Corbyn to the head of the Labour party.

The only way to achieve this is to link ourselves much more closely to the central powerhouse of Germany within the EU.

"In the wake of a rejection, we might benefit from asking ourselves, 'Am I linking this rejection to something about me?'" Howe said.

Linking social capital networks refers to vertical ties with people who are unlike ourselves and in dissimilar situations, institutions or in positions of authority.

Does linking his experiences with ours allow us to better know him or only to imagine ourselves as him?

Of course, some customs still remain, like kinship structures – that intricate structure of families and knowledge of everyone, and each other's links to ourselves.

As a Family Link household ourselves, I've found I prefer managing my child's device from a single, dedicated app, rather than having to dig around in the iPhone's settings — as I did when my daughter used to tote an iPod.

Rather conveniently, this cognitive severing of the intimate link between ourselves and the rest of the Earth allows us to take what we think we need, whatever the cost, the way condemning natives as godless savages greased the wheels of Colonialism.

"The worth that we attribute to ourselves is directly linked to the fee that we charge.

And every time we trash it, we destroy something linked to the deepest parts of ourselves.