Sentence examples for Throwing oneself into from inspiring English sources

Indeed, perhaps the most upsetting aspect of Wednesday's highly-publicised spat is that it took so long for the dozens of spectators watching to get involved – which doesn't necessarily mean throwing oneself into the line of fire, but helping to defuse a tension from which violence is a regrettably predictable outcome.

Living as if one is holding the reins lightly in hand, holding all things as sacred but no more sacred than one's own heart, throwing oneself into the moment fully, even the moment of dying--all this made it possible for me to stay conscious, reverent and joyous as I moved from life to death and back to life.

One throws oneself into swimming or poetry or community organizing or fundraising, or perhaps all of them at one time or another.

Among snowboarders and skateboarders and others, to "huck" is to throw oneself into a jump without inhibition (the term was inspired by the wild spirit of Huckleberry Finn).

It is the nature of faith -- humble, active faith -- to be willing to throw oneself into a disorderly world and expect to encounter Jesus there.

Meltdowns may be characterized by screaming, crying, throwing oneself on the floor, etc.

But one does not just throw oneself at a $50,000 bed.

(To fly, as the British writer Douglas Adams defined it, is to throw oneself at the ground and miss).

Wal-Mart Throws Its Weight Into Digital.

"Throwing oneself boldly towards goals risks setbacks; but one also attains unexpected results," writes Beauvoir.

To put oneself into a box and to remain there.