Sentence examples for brings itself from inspiring English sources

Maybe if downtown brings itself uptown to take a look, Chelsea's wide-open, ex-garage spaces will offer something more appealing than air-conditioning in the weeks ahead.

If this is the way America's greatest museum brings itself into line with late modernist decadence, then heaven help it, for the god Neptune will not.

If Congress brings itself to adopt the economic freedoms which have made so much of Asia rich but which India's intellectual and social elites have smugly rejected the yearned-for 21st century is within its grasp.

No convincing reason is advanced why interstate commerce and persons and property concerned in it should not receiv the protection of the act whenever a state, as well as a privately-owned carrier, brings itself within the sweep of the statute, or why its all-embracing language should not be deemed to afford that protection.

(1) An applicant or recipient adversely affected by an order issued under paragraph (e) of this section shall be restored to full eligibility to receive Federal financial assistance if it satisfies the terms and conditions of that order for such eligibility or if it brings itself into compliance with this regulation and provides reasonable assurance that it will fully comply with this regulation.

Brutal rape, high-class prostitution, sexual fantasy, and zillion-dollar financial fraud all jostle for attention in a film which repeatedly and wilfully brings itself to the brink of implausibility and chaos, yet steps back to become an original and exhilarating thriller, capriciously intelligent, with experimentalism and verve.

Because bacon won't bring itself home.

It brought itself (just) to ditch Mrs Thatcher as leader.

The paper, he said, had "brought itself down.

But it could not bring itself to praise the Guardian for pursuing the matter.

It is, says Hartley, "the only nation to be bringing itself to the Olympics".