Sentence examples for sell oneself from inspiring English sources
verb
To work as a prostitute.
the ability to sell oneself.
It was an intimate diary, but designated to sell oneself!
And one suspects that that is in part to sell oneself and make known this seminar will exist, though that is never made explicit.
For example, in most countries one cannot sell oneself into slavery, as courts of law would not enforce such a contract.
This is where having a social media presence, a website, followers and fans come in as a way to sell oneself as an expert and to sell the products, books or services you have to offer.
Self-improvement, selling oneself – plus the quest for the perfect selfie – are thoroughly modern obsessions.
For me, this book illustrates the pitfall of selling oneself short, of a writer perverting his or her enthusiasm to try to catch a perceived publishing trend.
An obvious example is the often-affirmed prohibition against selling oneself into slavery.
He allows paternalistic restrictions on selling oneself into slavery (V 11).
She says that in many of the students' cultures, just the idea of "selling oneself" is distasteful.
Mill makes principled exceptions to his general anti-paternalism to defend the permissibility of restrictions on selling oneself into slavery and other autonomy-enhancing forms of paternalism.
