Sentence examples for comes itself from inspiring English sources

Like the desert rat, revered for its ability to launch itself "as if on wings, from its match-thin hind legs," Moore moved by leaping back and forth between the physical and the abstract, as in the conclusion to "Nevertheless": The weak overcomes its menace, the strong over- comes itself.

The Latin form is also the source of the Catalan safrà, Italian zafferano, but Portuguese açafrão, and Spanish azafrán come from the Hispanic Arabic al-zaferán, which comes itself from the Arabic زعفران (Z'.fran).

I came to associate coming itself with coercion, unpleasantness, guilt.

It comes by itself.

The high street is where society comes into itself.

"It comes by itself," Mr. Gusev joked of the muse behind their efforts.

But the law moves slowly, at least when it comes to itself.

Being always was and comes of itself.

"It just implies that goodness is not something that comes by itself," Alan sums up now.

So then I drew an orbit that comes back on itself but keeps touching itself.

Then came "Pinkerton" itself.