Sentence examples for self meeting from inspiring English sources

Since the first quantified self meeting of about 30 people, the group has grown to include more than 30,000 members in 118 cities.

You know when you feel you have transcended your former self since meeting someone?

It looked like a self-help meeting of some sort, or perhaps a memorial service.

One client said he was depressed and drinking a lot, so I took him to a self-help meeting.

Meanwhile, there was plenty else on the agenda at the self-governance meeting on the Tuesday afternoon of the last week of the semester.

"No, watching television isn't a substitute for going to a self-help meeting," said Mr. Dey, a retired feature writer and handicapper for The Daily Racing Form, over lunch near his Hollywood-area home recently.

It can be a lonely business being a quant in a football club, and the three-day seminar – with presentations by everyone from YouTube to the performance director of British Bobsleigh – fell somewhere between a show-and-tell and a self-help meeting.

Reports submitted by both mentors and mentees indicated that many of the groups met more often than was required; the average self-reported meeting length was 80 min, which was well beyond the minimum requirement of 30 min. Students also noted ongoing communication that was not formally reported as a meeting.

"His upcoming and self-serving meeting with victims is more of what we've seen for decades — more gestures, promises, symbolism and public relations".

One of the reasons why in some cities gangs are growing faster than youth ministries or even faster than churches is because the recruit based on self-interest (meeting tangible needs).

Imagine, for a moment, if I was told to attend some healthy lifestyle classes or go to a self-help meeting to correct my severe heart disease rather than immediately going in for the more intensive but medically necessary stint or bypass surgery?