Sentence examples for overcome themselves from inspiring English sources

The Mets are simply not talented enough to overcome themselves.

Meanwhile, the Red Sox have to overcome themselves, if not the Yankees.

It is important to understand, though, that depression is not a condition that people can successfully overcome themselves.

The Chargers, who began the season with Super Bowl aspirations, often had to overcome themselves and the opposition — as well the occasional referee's call — over the last four months.

We're calling out the best in them so that they can overcome themselves.

The art of parenting so often involves deciding how much to do when: strategically arrange playdates and sleepovers, for example, or wait, allowing them to develop the resources to overcome it themselves?

This time, women from Slovenia invite the world to join them as they reflect on the barriers they've had to overcome for themselves and as a nation.

The challenges which they have had to overcome by themselves, isolated, faced by the dangers of severe weather and wild animals, and a terrain which was not always favourable, left their mark not only on their character but also on the culture of folk who had to manage their flocks, full of bravery, in a hostile environment, developing very peculiar strategies of survival and protection.

Participants were unsure about seeking help from general practitioners (GPs) and felt a personal responsibility to overcome depression themselves.

I think very often you have just a little bit more time with the patient to listen to their side of the story and talk round the subject, rather than indoctrinating them and telling them to go away and what to do, you listen more to what the patient's fears and problems are to help them overcome them themselves really.

Several of Ware's teammates lay on the court themselves, overcome by emotion.