Sentence examples for prepare oneself. from inspiring English sources

One has to prepare oneself thoroughly for such an encounter.

Oh yes, and the need to prepare oneself for a global career.

The Internet was full of advice on how to prepare oneself spiritually for a basic lunar eclipse.

The value of an education — of any type — is to prepare oneself to be a successful and useful citizen.

This is a time to have a Plan B. Or, more precisely, prepare oneself to take avoiding action.

But the impulse to prepare oneself for such futures has analogues and origins, it is contended, in old Christian ideas of penance and preparation for the coming Kingdom.

Preparing oneself for the possibility of confronting racism triggers something that slowly chips away at physical and emotional well-being.

With young boys, I think, it largely has to do with an idea of the masculine, of sexual identification, of preparing oneself to become a man … and not a woman.

These might seem like minor things compared to the Yes campaign's magnificent vision of sovereign wills and self-determined states, but which tend to be quite important in preparing oneself for the next 300-odd years.

I think it distorts, in many ways, the exploratory character of undergraduate years to be so focused and so driven toward preparing oneself to apply for this or that opportunity or career path.

"I'd certainly like to honor the race and race as best I can, but because of the results on the Tour de France, I stopped off on my way to Colorado at home in Australia, which isn't exactly conducive to recovering or preparing oneself for another race," he said.