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Meanings of restore self in English

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Usage of restore self in English
1
Far from an opportunity to restore self-belief, however, this assignment promises to be a serious test.
The Guardian
2
On-off talks to restore self-rule which resumed in May after a hiatus of more than a year have made little progress.
Reuters
3
One paid half a franc for it, and it would restore self-respect and interest in one's surroundings when even Tahiti rum failed.
Mystic Isles of the South Seas.
4
Erasmus's remit, although it was unclear then what his exact role with the Springboks would be, was to restore self-respect, belief and confidence.
The Irish Times
5
Introducing 1 of the 38,016 Dscam isoforms to da neurons in Dscam mutants was sufficient to significantly restore self-avoidance.
Pubmed
6
It was ratified some weeks later, restoring self-government to Northern Ireland.
News.com.au
7
Furthermore, treatment of LAMA5-deficient cells with blebbistatin or a ROCK inhibitor partially restored self-renewal and diminished apoptosis.
Pubmed
8
Rose advanced, with the restored self-possession of a lady on her own hearth, and gave the visitor her hand.
St. George's Cross; Or, England Above All
9
No wonder a woman thus delivered should devote her restored self to the service of him who had recreated her.
Miracles of Our Lord
10
The air seemed to grow lighter, restored self-possession came; there was a gentle breathing in the room like that of a sleeping child.
The World for Sale, Volume 2.
11
In all raged schools and reformatories, so they tell me, the first step toward restoring self-respect is to make the poor fellows clean.
Sanitary and Social Lectures and Essays
12
He threw the extreme radicals of his party into a frenzy of rage by wiping out the "carpet-bag" governments and restoring self-government for the South.
My Memories of Eighty Years
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