Utiliser "find oneself" dans une phrase

1. to find oneself chasing intellectual tangents and thus losing track of a

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2. I’ll admit it must be more than a bit disconcerting to be strolling down Fifth Avenue, along the Champs Elysee or San Antonio’s lovely River Walk and suddenly find oneself picked up in an enormous clutch of tree-sized fingers, to be peered at and poked, even undressed and sniffed at! Moms and dads seeing their favorite child appropriated as a plaything for some Big One parents’ kid, must go through the seven levels of hell

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3. “Is this a place to find oneself?” Her voice again found its irritation, but this time with the self-disclosure of her own question

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4. order and rules are undiscerned in the miasma of unformulation that is anarchy, is to find oneself in a world that is unruled, and therefore unplayable as game, but not unexplorable as play

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5. Well, if he came in and killed her while she was asleep it would be for her the pleasantest thing; she was so very tired that it would be nice, she thought vaguely, to wake up afterwards, and find oneself comfortably dead

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6. Sometimes a decision is made to scalp a trade, only to find oneself in a very strongly trending stock with huge volume

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