Sentence examples similar to redefined myself from inspiring English sources

I needed that privacy, because I didn't want to have to redefine myself".

Coming to grips with who I am means redefining myself by highly personal and subjective standards.

"I learned to redefine myself regardless of what happened to me when I was a kid," she reflects.

I could not easily redefine myself as a father and husband first, and as a former highly successful careerist second.

Two weeks after Mr. Nemec graduated from high school, "Parker Lewis" went into production, giving him "an opportunity to redefine myself".

Having recently hit the milestone age of 40, I am both a youngish composer still able to redefine myself, and a professor with the authority, history and experience to have perspective on the past.

"I had to redefine myself," she says.

For me, the thought of redefining myself was daunting.

These extraordinary events not only altered my life, but helped me evolve and redefine myself.

Starting out as a blog to redefine myself, originally Redesigning Nancy, I realized it was redefining myself as a working mom, Afro-Chic Mompreneur. Afro-Chic Mompreneur

I had to redefine myself, find a new rhythm and purpose for my moments, my hours, my days.