Sentence examples similar to situate oneself from inspiring English sources
In the endless foment that constitutes internal G.O.P. politics, the trick for the young and ambitious is to whip up support among the activists while not situating oneself permanently beyond the pale laid down by the money men and other party functionaries.
In order to see oneself as situated within a given historical and intersubjective context, history cannot be fully objectivized: "[w]e are related to all parts of the universe as we are to the future and to times past" (MO #91).
How, in these situations, to distinguish oneself?
Since in reaching a genuine judgment of taste one is aware that one is not responding to anything idiosyncratic in oneself, Kant asserts (1790, section 8), one will reach the conclusion that anyone similarly situated should have the same experience: that is, one will presume that there ought to be nothing to distinguish one person's judgment from another's (though in fact there may be).
"One must show oneself deserving," he said.
Is it possible to smack down oneself?
Pacing oneself, thus, is virtually impossible.
The potential for enriching oneself is ample.
"The hardest coming out is to oneself".
It is impossible to tear oneself away.
