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(31) His philosophy is about becoming aware of oneself as an autonomous individual.
(32) The translation of the Latin motto reads "Not for oneself, but for others".
(33) The historic feeling of the town makes it a pleasant place to base oneself for summer vacations.
(34) It is difficult to make oneself concentrate for long periods.
(35) Learning to express oneself well is an important part of education.
(36) If one wants to learn it, one must do it oneself.
(37) To do sth. oneself is often easier than getting sb. else to do it.
(38) First and last , it is important to know oneself.
(39) It is only through study that one really begins to know oneself. Sentencedict.com
(40) One can't enjoy oneself if one / he is too tired.
(41) One cannot choose freedom for oneself without choosing it for others.
(42) One has to ask oneself what the purpose of the exercise is.
(43) But information responsibility to oneself is still largely neglected.
(44) Usually behind these is disillusionment and disappointment with oneself.
(45) It was wiser not to tantalize oneself.
(46) To shit oneself is to admit existence. Fair comment.
(47) Being entirely honest with oneself is a good exercise. Sigmund Freud 
(48) The need to disassociate oneself from it then follows.
(49) To shit oneself is to admit existence.
(50) Being bored is an insult to oneself. Jules Renard
(51) No point in weighing oneself down.
(52) A friend is a gift one give oneself. Robert Louis Stevenson
(53) The doctor of the future will be oneself. Albert Schweitzer
(54) One is no longer the hopeful or the despairing guest: one is host in the house of oneself.
(55) Excessive need to inflate the importance and achievements of oneself, males in general, or both.
(56) It is not clear what one should do to prepare oneself for the future.
(57) To be a recipient is normally to put oneself in a subordinate position.
(58) A penchant for setting oneself apart and above mere mortals.
(59) First, it's hard to stop oneself looking at the scene, it's so fascinating.
(60) Even the simple act of observing a sleeper normally requires forgoing sleep oneself.