Sentence examples similar to pitying oneself from inspiring English sources

The one‐way fare from Athens is about $13 and the trip takes some 50 minutes, though it seems a pity to hurl oneself so brusquely across a re gion so rich with history's charisma.

When quirky girls dominate the pop firmament like never before, it seems like an odd move to make oneself into Norma Normal with a side order of self-pity.

But if left unchecked, it leads swiftly to self-pity, a pit of quicksand that's almost impossible to pull oneself out of without help.

By systematically exchanging oneself with inferior and superior others, one can see life from their perspective and lose pity and jealousy.

To write about oneself with such detachment is to have very little sympathy for oneself — or to feel that sympathy is synonymous with self-pity, and should be avoided.

Empathy means being able to imagine oneself in the condition or predicament of another, while sympathy means sharing the feelings of another to the point of compassion or pity.

"One must show oneself deserving," he said.

Is it possible to smack down oneself?

Pacing oneself, thus, is virtually impossible.

The potential for enriching oneself is ample.

"The hardest coming out is to oneself".