As a parent, you're really left to your own devices.
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You're plopped in a strange, mysterious world and largely left to your own devices.
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When left to your own devices, you have a knee-jerk reaction to your feelings.
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DICAPRIO You come to Hollywood and you're basically isolated and left to your own devices.
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So if you're in the mood for some marijuana edibles, you may be left to your own devices.
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There, you are left to your own devices to ensure that you choose the right combination of investments.
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This is what it sounds like when you're left to your own devices, out there under darkening skies that never end.
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Breastfeeding, like swaddling, is something that can seem simple enough under controlled circumstances but when you're left to your own devices becomes quite difficult.
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If tiny spaces heighten the sense of being left to your own devices, then tiny trees enlarge your relative physical presence in the world.
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Self-tanning can get messy when left to your own devices, which is exactly why you may want to consider letting a professional handle your summer glow instead.
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It's not completely like you're left to your own devices while playing, but at the same time, there are so many different ways to try and finish those tasks.
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I've always felt that if you just were left to your own devices to mature and grow as an artist, it's like the richness of wine over the years.
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This, too, feels very much in line with Team Ico's prior outings, and the sense of being left to your own devices likely will draw in fans of both previous games.
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As soon as it's just you, left to your own devices, you realize why people get paid to do what they do, whether it's with an eyeshadow blending brush or that long, weird spoon with the twisted handle.
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That temporal, social, political and industrial dislocation imbues Collins' work with a timelessness that reflects the way rural life often works—left to your own devices, cut off from built up communities, you're free to drift on a different plane.
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The moral of this story is that you can have all the 'f--- you money' in the world, but left to your own devices, without deep inner work, often facilitated by a great coach or therapist, you're going to spend your time essentially f---ing yourself over.
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"You walk around ashamed of being yourself... You become an expert at finding experts and programs, at striving and trying hard and then harder to change yourself, but this process only reaffirms what you already believe about yourself—that your needs and choices cannot be trusted, and left to your own devices you are out of control..." There seems to be an idea in wellness circles that we can fix ourselves and be forever rendered whole, OK, and sane.
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