Sentence examples for meet oneself from inspiring English sources

"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other than human," the anthropologist and naturalist Loren Eiseley wrote.

To meet oneself and others in all our humanity.

This instruments defines spiritual health as the capacity to transcend oneself and meet three basic needs; the need for self-acceptance, the need for relationships with others and/or a supreme being, and the need for hope.

A guilty pleasure ever since has contained this element of gratification — of a need that's met, almost despite oneself, rather than a pleasure one freely chooses.

One of the most confusing aspects that one meets when introducing oneself into gaze tracking technology is the wide variety, in terms of hardware equipment, of available systems that provide solutions to the same matter, that is, determining the point the subject is looking at.

It also tracks weight over time, and has users meet activity goals, as measured by lifting oneself up from the chair regularly.

After all, "flexible" can also mean contorting oneself into painful positions just to make ends meet.

I don't recall when precisely one was made to feel like a fusty old stiff for not flinging oneself into the arms of whomever one chanced to meet.

Spiritual teachers often recommend the practice of reminding oneself of the presence of the Divine in every person we meet.

Increased acknowledgement of oneself often occurs in here-and-now situations, where client/patient and therapist meet.

They also note that they meet the common law definition of an employee as one who performs "services" for another and submits oneself to the "control" of another (a coach) in return for payment (a scholarship).