Sentence examples for situate ourselves from inspiring English sources

This source really helped to situate ourselves with the primeval period in Korea.

It makes a difference, not just for how we deal with media on a personal level, but also for how we talk to each other, and how we situate ourselves relative to people in our immediate social sphere.

We cannot make sense of our moral experience unless we situate ourselves within this given moral space, within the authoritative moral horizons.

Using such labels is not a precise science, nor an uncontroversial matter; here they are employed just to situate ourselves roughly.

What can each of us do to better situate ourselves and our entire species in a place more likely than not to favorably interact with other species in what is likely to be a more humanly-crowded, difficult future?

As a postdoc in modern thought and literature at Stanford, it was very beneficial for me to be teamed up with people from the sciences because it highlighted how differently we situate ourselves in relation to our research when we describe it.

We've been delayed, snowbound, canceled and, of course, the dreaded event: forced to leave a plane we'd already situated ourselves on, because of mechanical failures.

By situating ourselves within this story we can better appreciate the complexity and beauty of processes such as self-organizing dynamics, natural selection, emergence, symbiosis, and co-evolution.

We situated ourselves halfway down a grassy slope facing the Manhattan skyline, in perfect position to view the film on the giant inflatable screen at the bottom of the hill.

In situating ourselves in this conversation, analogies from other societies seem particularly unhelpful.

Mercifully ours was slightly less humiliating just the task of situating ourselves around the room in geographical order of birthplace.