be oneself

To be in one's most natural, comfortable, sincere, and ingenuous state of mind and being. You should always try to be yourself with those you care about. I told her to just be herself during the interview.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

be oneself

1. Act in one's usual fashion; be in one's normal physical or mental state. For example, Peter's finally recovered from the accident and is himself again, or I was completely distracted; I just wasn't myself.

2. Act without pretense; be unaffected, sincere. For example, I really enjoy their company because I can be myself with them.

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

be yourˈself

act naturally: Don’t try to act sophisticated — just be yourself.

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

See also:

be yourself
about/on your person
at (one's) fingertips
at fingertips
at one's fingertips
at doorstep
at (one's) doorstep
word
word of honor
your, his, etc. word of honour

References in periodicals archive

Asking yourself: 'who am I?' and 'what concerns me?' indicates that you are starting to become aware of the fact that it is a task (a long process, maybe a lifelong process) to be oneself, and that you will both need to see your freedom, as well as the necessities of your life.

In the beginning of this article, it was said that according to Kierkegaard, it is a task to be a self and to be oneself but also, that we as human beings and as society forget existence.

Motivation and existence: motivation in Kierkegaard and Heidegger

For what good is a liberation movement if one cannot be oneself within it?

Praise the Lorde: reading a new biography of Audre Lorde, Rebecca Walker reflects on the life and work of the legendary poet

(25.) In a footnote, Rosenthal says, "It is not sufficient that the report be about somebody who happens to be oneself. Rather, the report must be about oneself, as such; that is, it must be a report that the being that is in the mental state is oneself." (Rosenthal 1991, p.

THE FIRST-PERSON PERSPECTIVE: A TEST FOR NATURALISM

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释义	be oneself be oneself To be in one's most natural, comfortable, sincere, and ingenuous state of mind and being. You should always try to be yourself with those you care about. I told her to just be herself during the interview. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be oneself 1. Act in one's usual fashion; be in one's normal physical or mental state. For example, Peter's finally recovered from the accident and is himself again, or I was completely distracted; I just wasn't myself. 2. Act without pretense; be unaffected, sincere. For example, I really enjoy their company because I can be myself with them. The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. be yourˈself act naturally: Don’t try to act sophisticated — just be yourself. Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: be yourself about/on your person at (one's) fingertips at fingertips at one's fingertips at doorstep at (one's) doorstep word word of honor your, his, etc. word of honour References in periodicals archive Asking yourself: 'who am I?' and 'what concerns me?' indicates that you are starting to become aware of the fact that it is a task (a long process, maybe a lifelong process) to be oneself, and that you will both need to see your freedom, as well as the necessities of your life. In the beginning of this article, it was said that according to Kierkegaard, it is a task to be a self and to be oneself but also, that we as human beings and as society forget existence. Motivation and existence: motivation in Kierkegaard and Heidegger For what good is a liberation movement if one cannot be oneself within it? Praise the Lorde: reading a new biography of Audre Lorde, Rebecca Walker reflects on the life and work of the legendary poet (25.) In a footnote, Rosenthal says, "It is not sufficient that the report be about somebody who happens to be oneself. Rather, the report must be about oneself, as such; that is, it must be a report that the being that is in the mental state is oneself." (Rosenthal 1991, p. THE FIRST-PERSON PERSPECTIVE: A TEST FOR NATURALISM
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