Sentence examples for able to put someone from inspiring English sources

I thought I was too selfish to ever be able to put someone else's needs and well-being above my own.

Even with relationships, I don't think I would ever be able to put someone before a show.

"'It's one thing to have [secret intelligence], but it's another to be able to put someone on the stand to say this is what happened," the official said.

"You won't able to put down," someone said.

You have to put someone on Busquets.

"It's hard to put someone to death," Mr. Kampf said.

Are 18-month-olds able to put themselves in someone else's shoes?

I'd never be able to put up with someone like me".

You have to be able to put yourself in someone else's position.

When I think about great design, I think about it in terms of being able to put yourself in someone else's shoes.

In order for me to be able to put myself into someone else's shoes and simulate his (or her) perspective upon his surrounding spatio-temporal world, I cannot but assume that this world coincides with my own, at least to a large extent; although the aspects under which the other subject represents the world must be different, as they depend on his own egocentric viewpoint.