Sentence examples for made by oneself from inspiring English sources

Though Mekas discusses these works in detail, what energizes his discussions and exhortations is the impulse behind the films, rather than the films themselves the lives and dreams of the artists, the harsh demands placed on filmmakers by the effort to create homemade, self-financed, independent films, made by oneself and one's friends.

The free-context/self-agency condition refers to choices made by oneself, whereas the determined-context/external-agency condition refers to choices determined by someone else.

This means that the system takes advantage of internal rather than external observation and thus imitation or learning occur from actions made by oneself or made by another on oneself [ 147].

When the day comes, when one is forced to leave one's home, this is a decision one wants to make by oneself.

This choice is made after seeing the outcomes of decisions made both by oneself and one's immediate neighbours.

It can either be used to express a judgement or to talk about a judgement made by someone (possibly by oneself).

But one doesn't make films by oneself, and Bleak Moments was a consummate team effort.

Six mosaic images made by our method showed that all kichiji rockfish stay on the seafloor by oneself without swam and the shortest distance between kichiji rockfish was 4.0 m.

"By turning a blind eye to the report made by the E.U. and the Committee to Protect Journalists, one can deceive oneself and pretend to be living in a very democratic country," wrote Ozgur Mumcu, a columnist for the newspaper Radikal.

The process, whereby rational efforts are made by the jurist to arrive at an appropriate ruling, when applied is called ijtihad (literally meaning "exerting oneself").

Lifestyle change is very hard to do by oneself.