Sentence examples for allowing itself from inspiring English sources

And the music swelled with new dynamics, allowing itself crescendoes yet always maintaining its otherworldliness.

Please: no whining about the Met allowing itself to be used for promotional purposes.

That the US is allowing itself to be used in this way in striking.

But that didn't stop it continually allowing itself to be misled down the years.

Yet the West erred by allowing itself to be duped by Mr Lukashenka and his anti-Russian rhetoric.

IndiGo also sells and leases back its planes, sparing its balance sheet and allowing itself to maintain a young fleet.

The S.E.C. noted that Illinois had passed a law in 1994 allowing itself to put less than the required amount into its pension system each year.

Cooper, the second favourite for the leadership after Andy Burnham, has already criticised the party for allowing itself to be perceived as anti-business and anti-worker.

But modern art found a way of domesticating Abraham's powerful idol-smashing instincts by allowing itself to be continually driven by the iconoclastic urge.

But in 1999, facing major technical problems and cost overruns, the department issued internal rules allowing itself to redefine some unspecified percentage of the material as "incidental".

But I think you missed my main point, which was that The Times was allowing itself to be used as a vehicle for public relations rather than news.