Sentence examples for restraining oneself from inspiring English sources

This includes restraining oneself from personal cravings (smoking, drinking, etc).

What moral reasons can there be for restraining oneself from offering what one takes to be the best justified proposals for the terms of the society one lives in?

Of course I am the FIRST person to tell you that marriage is just about the hardest job you will take on in your life; living day in and day out with someone else is a series of compromises, and restraining oneself from breaking a series of vases over the other's head.

But if evil is not always the product of an intention to destroy, it is always the product of a failure of intent: it's the lack of an attempt to restrain oneself from inflicting what one knows will be great harm.

But to restrain oneself from this effort is to feel bereft of justice, order, and unity.

Namely, he suggested this was, almost certainly, not an "emotional outburst" or failure to restrain oneself from spontaneity, but a planned, attention-grabbing gimmick that Rep. Wilson had strategically calculated.

The category obstacles comprises six subcategories that define the factors restraining women from seeking health care: absence of information, blaming oneself, feeling ignored by the doctor, having a covert condition, adapting to successive impairment, and trivializing the symptoms and de-prioritizing own health.

I was restraining myself.

That ignorance is restraining".

They're more restraining.

idea of restraining free motion.