on one's own造句

be thrown on one's own resources

Some problems cannot be tackled solely on one's own.

Success in study mainly depends on one's own efforts.

He chose to lift the stone to drop it on one's own feet.

Therefore, one can see that many things depend on one's own behaviour.

Virtue means for him a kind of manly self-assertion, audacity, ruthlessness, a reliance on one's own arms and calculated use of cruelty to achieve one's ends.

An analysis of feed system design of an economical revolving cut machine is made on one's own master development.

Certainly, only count on one's own cleverness in trivial matters, it is so far today that can't walk really.

Farm upon one's own land farmhand n.

The path of life depends on one's own steps. What really protects you is your own personality choice and cultural choice.

Too much emphasis on one's own desires is for noisy, over advocating their own aversion, for irritability, unable to quell their confusion and impetuosity.

Moral education is not only a process of pedagogues' guiding and building objects on one's own initiative, but also a process of objects awakening and internalizing of themselves.

But to successfully reach out to the world, one has to first embrace the world, to have foresight, rather than be swayed by personal gains and loss, with eyes only on one's own insignificant gains.

Of course between an ideas's out of date and dying out, it is needed to have a driving force, and it is needed to have a man, who lifts stone to drop it on one's own feet.

Education is the inner strength of development. All education depends on one's own experience: no one can educate another person. What you learn from your work is more valuable than the reward you get.