Sentence examples similar to personal readjustment from inspiring English sources

Rosi interpreted Levi's title as indicating the temporary state of peace in man's naturally warring condition, though for Levi it had a more personal sense in terms of his readjustment after Auschwitz.

In a democracy, however, because of its combination of "numerous and more varied points of shared common interest" and its requirement of "continuous readjustment through meeting the new situations produced by varied intercourse," which Dewey called "progress," education could address personal development and "full and free interplay" among social groups (Ibid, 83, 79).

"This is a debt readjustment.

"Readjustment's not that easy.

"There's a severe period of readjustment".

A slight readjustment remedied the problem.

Then, inevitably, came the period of readjustment.

The manager faced a painful readjustment.

That means the readjustment could come gradually.

There's room for readjustment and regrouping".

"Readjustments are never easy, and we are in the middle of a major readjustment," he reasoned.