Sentence examples for to train oneself from inspiring English sources

Because drinking milk harvested at night has no known harmful effects, using it as a placebo would be fine way to train oneself to fall asleep.

Meditating for a long period of time, the University of Wisconsin research suggested, had the potential capacity to alter the brain, a finding which was interpreted more widely as an ability to train oneself in happiness.

One might train oneself and become a connoisseur of loss, a practitioner of austerity, or what Kafka described as "a hunger artist".

This is proving difficult to do, and I'm wondering if you have specific tips on training oneself to be more positive.

Emotions can be consciously developed or discouraged by training oneself to react more or less emotionally or with more of one kind of emotion and less of another in certain circumstances.

Schneider said that, once candidates have accepted the power of their voice to connect with others, "Where they should focus is on what they can control--communication skills". That can mean training oneself to fix tics such as saying "like" or "um," or developing a kind of confidence that comes through regardless of the sound or quality of one's voice, he added.

I recall the conversation between the young Bateson in Evelyn Waugh's Scoop (quoting from which I acknowledge as a weakness) when he went to meet William Boot at the station on his return to London: "But do you think it's a good way of training oneself - inventing imaginary news?" "None better," said William.

It is well nigh impossible to train for a grueling race like this without doing it for oneself.

The 18th-Century Italian master Kabbalist Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (based on a Talmudic teaching) penned a nine-step system for training oneself in prophecy called The Path of the Just.

"And how to be true to oneself, resist corruption".

The daily living domain includes questions regarding the child's personal behavior (e.g., being toilet trained and able to dress oneself) and involvement in simple household chores and ability to use home devices such as a TV or phone [ 22].