Sentence examples for restore oneself from inspiring English sources
Essentially a meat-and-vegetable purée, the bouillon was taken to restore oneself: se restaurer.
Words can restore faith in oneself, faith in other people and faith in God.
The empathy and humanity of others, which can help restore one's faith in oneself, are not usually a part of the rigorous process of scientific training and education.
Perhaps science (the secular) and that inexplicable leap of creation arising from within oneself (the numinous) might be conjoined in life, as in art, to restore a measure of hope against the unknowable rising sea.
The crushing stacks of money can then be used to restore some Sacrified [sic] Privacy equilibrium in the form of bodyguards, impenetrably secure mansions, private jets, plenty of time to oneself in luxurious remote locales, and so on… They're both right.
Described as "a fresh and zesty yellow-green shade that evokes the first days of spring, when nature's greens revive, restore and renew," the vibrant green with yellow undertones provides rejuvenation and a reconnection to both nature and something larger than oneself.
