Sentence examples for she understood herself from inspiring English sources

The nature of Charlotte's attachment to Héger and the degree to which she understood herself have been much discussed.

While the best solution would have been for her to quit once she understood herself to be no longer capable of fulfilling her duties, her jail sentence does, at least, remove her from blocking the rights of her fellow citizens to marriage and all of its privileges and responsibilities.

A glance through these issues complicates Brown's reputation as a forward-looking iconoclast, ripping up the old order for something untested and new: mixology is the oldest practice in the editing of magazines — the word "magazine" originally referred to a storehouse — and she understands herself predominantly as a restoration gal, peeling away the shag carpet to reveal the parquet floors.

This story seems to me to illustrate a side, at least, of Jane Bown's genius, the source of which she never properly understood herself and about which she remained gracefully modest.

We are privy to Zoe's maturation from what she did to understanding that it can't be changed, as she grows closer in her unrequited relationship with Mr Harris, finally revealing to him her real name as though she finally understands herself.

I think right now she doesn't understand herself and what's going on.

"Helena's at that age when she's starting to understand herself by what she sees around her and in other people," Ms. Frey-Morgan said.

When Madame Hyde goes back to being Madame Géquil, she understands that she's been through something, that she doesn't really understand herself.

The truth may be something she is unwilling to tell you or something that she doesn't fully understand herself.

She needs to encourage other governments to adopt this approach; but she can only do so if she understands it herself.

"There aren't that many parts that you'd want to play again straight away," she says, "but you can never completely understand Jo because she doesn't completely understand herself.