Sentence examples for search for oneself from inspiring English sources

Like so many rock'n'roll tracks, it is essentially a story about escape; about love and dreams, and the search for them both, and with them, too, the search for oneself.

Jessica Lynch or its vilification of enlisted grunts in the Abu Ghraib torture debacle, Mr. Wright's portrait is nuanced and grounded in details often overlooked in daily journalistic accounts, like the desperate search for places to relieve oneself during battle.

But the play also raises valid questions about the limits to which one is willing to be deceived in the search for some hidden truth about oneself.

"The Endless Summer" was redolent of a dharma-bum cool that fit neatly with the awakening youth interest in Eastern philosophy and the search for a force bigger than oneself.

His music, as a consequence, has often revolved around the idea of searching for something beyond oneself.

To be in a position to carry out this search for truth, however, one must search oneself and purify one's soul, Plutarch argues (Adv. Col. 1118C-E).

"Most of my work explores the psychology of teen girls, so I thought this desire to explore the world also paralleled the huge amount of self-reflection and exploration that goes on within oneself as we search for our own identities.

We privileged an inductive approach (grounded theory) and obtained four themes through thematic analysis: relationship to the patient in the context of brain death; meaning-making regarding organ donation and the decision; search for continuity (follow-up of transplantation process); and impacts on the grieving process (for oneself and for others).

"Respect for oneself and one another".

("Pro se" means "for oneself" in Latin).

Fear for oneself, fear for those one loves.