Sentence examples for relating to myself from inspiring English sources

I suppose that publishing such a book — reëncountering that highly fictionalized version of myself in the world — was a little like relating to myself at once in the first person and the third.

By relating to myself and my "what-is" with utmost gratitude, I found the least invasive way to drop into my authentic self.

Proceed with Patience Relating to myself in a loving, gentle way has brought forth a smile shinning from the inside out.

And the lass who was frightened of harming others, I can relate to myself.

I found it hard to relate to myself when I had a pair of wings on my back.

"I think the biggest thing with him is trying to relate to myself personally, and he did it at the same age that I am now," Gudbranson said.

My view in a situation truly depends on how I relate to that issue, and how I relate to myself when I'm going through the issue.

I even found myself relating to his constant confusion by the world and alienation from other people, which I wasn't expecting.

The film seemed so specifically Lebanese — in its theme of religious strife, in its locale, in the interactions between the characters — that I wasn't sure if I was relating to it because I myself am Lebanese and had grown up, like Labaki, in the Lebanese civil war (it went on from 1975 until 1990), or if I was responding to it as a general moviegoer.

Here is what did surprise me: I found myself relating to the fraught situations that they experienced, particularly in regard to racial passing.

I found myself relating to several of the minor characters -- woman hitting on JLB in bar, episode five -- more than the intangible main ones.