Examples of 'finding herself' in a sentence
Meaning of "finding herself"
The phrase 'finding herself' typically refers to a period of self-discovery or self-exploration in a person's life. It often implies that the individual is reflecting, searching, or experimenting to better understand their own identity, desires, values, or purpose
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Stella is finding herself in the back yard.
She was too busy out finding herself.
For finding herself at such a young age.
Losing the weight and finding herself.
Finding herself a widow and single mother at a.
I understand that she is finding herself at home there.
So finding herself redundant.
To the girl who is finding herself in her skin.
After finding herself embroiled in her second controversy this week.
Marianne has succeeded in finding herself.
The possibility of finding herself pregnant was no laughing matter.
This is the story about a lost girl finding herself.
She is finding herself and is powerful.
She had not wasted any time finding herself a good rod.
Like finding herself alone.
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The girl falls asleep and wakes up finding herself in the forest.
Sabrina has been finding herself in increasingly difficult predicaments.
Granny Rajka solved the problem by finding herself another man.
She was also finding herself becoming even more limber and graceful.
She spend several years in prison before finding herself homeless on the streets.
I did not think Mother wanted to be burdened with a daughter while she was finding herself.
We found her finding herself.
Finding herself through Vegetarianism.
Laura was very good at finding herself in places she was not supposed to be.
Whenever she is in the bathrooms, she is enjoying the waters and finding herself.
We are proud of Greer for finding herself at such a young age.
Finding herself in Meryton, thought she might as well call upon you.
I prevented Robin from finding herself just like my father did to me.
Doing some medical aid work She 's off finding herself.
Sabrina has been finding herself in increasingly difficult predicaments since fleeing her Dark Baptism.
I prevented Robin from finding herself.
The possibility of finding herself pregnant … is no laughing matter.
She focused on her style, getting into shape and finding herself after the divorce.
Unwittingly finding herself in the middle of a vicious harpie conflict?
A writer-friend told me she was finding herself nervous to write.
Finding herself in that situation in real life, Sayers married a naval officer.
During the night Libby wakes up finding herself alone covered in blood.
After finding herself pregnant, Kayla is thrown out of home by her parents.
Lisa ends up alone, finding herself enjoying it.
Finding herself pregnant with Dimmesdale 's child, Hester is imprisoned for her indiscretion.
I don't fault her for finding herself in this predicament.
After finding herself under attack by countless journalists and observers, Wolf added,.
She had a, uh … rough time after college finding herself but she was getting better.
And finding herself stuck with a name like Petunia . Imagine a young girl growing up.
A moment later she opens her eyes, finding herself under the floor of her house.
Eventually finding herself in the Kree empire, Deathcry is captured and charged with multiple murders.
She also started to experience digestive issues, finding herself in excruciating pain after every meal.
Soon afterwards, finding herself pregnant, she returned to Järvsö and gave birth to a daughter Monica.
Clarke remembers walking towards the pub, then finding herself face down on the road.
Yes, she was finding herself unable to walk up the stairs.
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