Sentence examples for relate herself from inspiring English sources

The new Big Brother album, Cheap Thrills, sounds as if Janis is putting herself on, simply because she makes no serious attempt to relate herself to the band.

But, in the second episode, the new engineer was introducing not only a technical change but also a change in the operator's customary way of relating herself to others in the organization.

In relating herself to God, Cohen thinks, the individual thereby constitutes herself as a unique moral and religious self, and God becomes her "guide on the long road from sin to virtue" (Cohen 1919, 20).

This correlation is a profoundly personal relationship: since the individual confesses and atones for her own particular sins, she relates herself to God in a way that is similarly particular to her.

By striving for moral improvement, the individual relates herself to her ethical ideals.

The pages on Lindqvist's website contained information relating to herself, her husband and some 16 of her parishioners.

A writer who attempted to put the hidden folds of consciousness on to paper none the less regarded her servants as functions relating to herself.

Upon reflection, she may find that she relates to herself and others in different ways.

Gump also relates having herself experienced physical and emotional pain while writing her essay, as if the trauma itself were being relived as she put pen to paper.

"It might be consistent with your own personal point of view, but not necessarily consistent with her point of view on how she relates to herself".

Fenton was also reprimanded for failing to maintain a medical chart or to enter appropriate entries for the charts relating to herself, her husband or the employee, 7News reported.