Sentence examples for realising oneself from inspiring English sources

There's no crying at the Gob Squad's War and Peace; the popular Berlin-based ensemble aim squarely at the intellect rather than the heart, exploring the process of realising oneself as a microparticle within an overwhelming superstructure of historical legacy.

In times of rapid change and increasing social complexity, developing, searching and realising oneself would become even more important than today.

He realised that experimenting on oneself with a drug whose nature was to distort sensations and impressions was not enough.

As the title suggests, it's a piece about monstrosity, about knowing oneself to be an ego-monster but also realising that monstrosity is demanded by one's audience.

It enables the development of "Theory of mind", the capacity not only to ascribe mental states (like beliefs, intents and wants and so on) to oneself but also to go on from that to realise that other people have beliefs, wants, and intentions that are often different to ours.

I realised the importance of being able to examine one's own identity without taking oneself too seriously.

After 20 minutes of waiting, I realised that it's quite zen, being a Johnhead: a Cagian masterclass of tying oneself to the rhythm of the city.

"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.