Sentence examples for towards herself from inspiring English sources

Each book chronicles a British black woman's journey towards herself, in a land that does not always acknowledge her existence.

And, indeed, towards herself - to forgive herself for not having loved this woman as, perhaps, we all feel we should love our mothers.

She knows that this internalised transphobia has shaped how she behaves towards herself and others; being trans, she also knows how confessions like this can be dangerous and alienating.

He agreed – although her public assertion that his on-court behaviour, ranting towards herself and other members of his team, played a part in the split will have cut deeply.

Another prosecution expert, Dr. Sally C. Johnson, a psychiatry professor at the University of North Carolina, wrote that although Ms. Siddiqui appeared frail and timid, "her potential for aggression towards herself or others might be underestimated," and she "could perceive herself as martyr for a cause".

He then said he needed an extra £3,000 and when the woman refused to pay, he sent text messages with threats of violence towards herself and her family.

If anything, the bias in this production is towards DuBois herself, whom Weisz plays with growing power.

Now she has taken her first steps towards becoming herself via medical means, although, like so many trans men and women, she has no idea where the process will end.

It might also come as a surprise that Pollock chose not to release it on Chemikal Underground, but the decision represented another step towards establishing herself as a solo artist.

Like Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's, she's fundamentally a terrible human being who chews up and spits out the protagonist's poor romantic heart, to the extent that I enter the Fox Theater, a Hammersmith-sized 1920s Art Deco wedding cake of a venue with two huge gold warrior-buddhas glowering down over the auditorium, still harbouring vaguely negative feelings towards Deschanel herself.

By prerogative and law her Majesty is his "lord and master," but she ever conducts herself towards him as a dutiful and affectionate wife, setting, thereby, an example of domestic decorum to the humblest of her subjects.