Sentence examples for understanding herself from inspiring English sources

Though her work was raw self-expression, it was also her way of understanding herself.

An Italian woman whose rat husband has decamped has a hard time understanding herself.

OF course, this is a family story, and Kann throws her energy behind understanding herself and her kin.

In recovery from alcoholism for the last five years, she has written an enlightening new book about people like herself, "Understanding the High-Functioning Alcoholic" (Praeger Publishers).

What finally convinced her to make the leap, she says, was understanding that Marilyn herself was playing a role in public.

Disbelief turns to understanding as she finds herself recalling how Dylan became more sullen and withdrawn – behaviour she attributed to normal adolescent crabbiness.

"Sam's proven she can do it, it's just a matter of her backing herself … understanding that what she throws at her opponents is fantastic, have faith in that and focus on execution".

I would say that the mother in the story is emotionally violent, but she turns it on herself, not understanding the ricochet effect that it will have on her son.

In Ghettoside, Leovy, who is well qualified for the task, has committed herself to understanding why black people are "the nation's No 1 crime victims … the people hurt most badly and most often, just 6% of the country's population, but nearly 40% of those murdered".

She poured herself into understanding how the framing industry works, and soon after, Framebridge was born.

Lovelace immersed herself in understanding the potential of the Analytical Engine.