Sentence examples for ourselves for instance from inspiring English sources

Trimming spending in other places is easier: Walking the dogs ourselves, for instance, would save $100 a week or $5,200 a year.

Each of us can find in ourselves, for instance, an echo of a tiny protolife form that existed for only a moment four billion years ago and gave rise to all living things; and we can also find the scars of battle on the genes our mothers and fathers transmitted to us in conception.

Often it's to make things easier for ourselves, for instance, by replacing bulky controllers with gesture-controlled interfaces.

It may mean we are less likely to fall over and injure ourselves, for instance, or that we could walk more quickly, or move with greater agility to traverse difficult terrain like never before.

With practice, however, components of this task require less effort, and we find ourselves, for instance, changing gears or dimming lights automatically, which allows us to allocate attention to more important things (e.g., pedestrians).

Van Pelt added: "If I had one complaint about the rules of golf, I think sometimes we have to call penalties on ourselves, like, for instance, Carl Pettersson at the P.G.A., that really have no effect on the outcome of the shot.

We found ourselves saying, for instance, " We don't know if this intervention will be good or bad for you".

The French seethed:We [Europeans] are selling to ourselves in dollars, for instance when we sell planes.

"If we don't have any differentiator between ourselves and say, Amazon for instance, there's not much of incentives for a user to purchase from us.

Hakkasan, for instance, "see ourselves more as a lifestyle brand than as a restaurant.

"We actually used our technology and our product to measure these things — inflammation for instance — in ourselves over a 30-day period," adds Khattak.