Sentence examples for create himself from inspiring English sources

Man does not create himself.

God himself could not create himself".

If God could not create himself, then one might say that each of us has within us something uncreated, something that precedes God and that is itself divine.

In fairness to James, he was a news media phenomenon as far back as high school and he didn't create himself.

However, in order to do it, he had to create himself, his own image … He put a great deal of work into it – it was hard for him, but he passed that exam with flying colours.

There is certainly anecdotal evidence that new technologies were leading composers' ears in certain directions, a notable instance being the kinds of sustained chords and terraced delays Mr. Boulez wrote into his Third Piano Sonata in imitation of electronic music whose effects he envied but was technologically unable to create himself.

An existentialist voluntarism was present in Friedrich Nietzsche's doctrine of the overriding "will to power" whereby man would eventually re-create himself as "superman".

Sex and its attendant emotional intimacies, Holroyd adds, "robbed him of his authority and the hard discipline of work through which he was trying to re-create himself".

For example, Arthur Simms' construction uses rags, automotive wheel covers and other found objects to fashion a whimsical self-portrait that has a serious side, suggesting that the artist has the power to re-create himself, as well as to reclaim the value in what others see as worthless.

And he was in this joyful, playful land he had created himself.

The re-creation of his room is fitting for a man who sort of created himself.