Sentence examples similar to reposition oneself here from inspiring English sources

Loss of sensation in the lower body associated with spinal cord lesions means there is no trigger to indicate a need to reposition oneself and reduce the pressure on a particular part of the body.

That's because it's still possible to find a bit of ocean to oneself here.

Repositioning oneself away from the expert to someone who supports the development of knowledge is challenging, particularly in contexts where the overwhelming experiences of education have been didactic and 'top-down' as for the facilitators in South Africa [ 13, 18].

Over the last few months, he has repositioned himself here, moving away from the Americans as he has moved closer to the country's Shiite majority.

This speech on the treatment of Irish Republican prisoners was delivered on 5 March 1981, a few days after Sands began his hunger strike – but the film doesn't stick to a chronological timeline, so its repositioning here can be forgiven.

You can discern a certain repositioning going on here, the loss of quirk and the uptick in air miles, the rheumy industry eye trained on the American market.

The 100km long road from Chikwawa to Nsanje has a desolate look and it feels as if Lake Malawi has repositioned itself right here.

And in fact Plato seems to be committed to the notion that thinking involves saying something to oneself, both here (189e-190a) and later in the Sophist (263e-264a).

In the Law of One philosophy, others (out there) are no different than oneself (in here).

The space advantage makes it much easier for White to reposition his forces and here he suddenly switches to a direct kingside attack against which she has no good answer.

But Schaaf recognises another dangerous pattern here: "Killing oneself is re-imagined as freeing oneself.