Sentence examples for does to itself from inspiring English sources

Especially in times of economic or political difficulty, the academic community has been more ready to analyse and campaign about what is being done to it than what it does to itself and to its most important members – its students.

"Dante was interested in what a soul could do to itself," he says.

Holmes wrote, "The plaintiff has the right to keep the work which had done, or paid for doing, to itself.

In that sense, McClatchy is doing to Knight Ridder what the publisher should have done to itself by adding leverage.

Another way for Labour to calibrate the hurt done to itself is to look at the ecstatic smiles on the faces of its enemies.

Her "Guide to Life" says it aims to make self-help books redundant.Which is, presumably, what the self-help book market should do to itself.

"I cringe to think what society is doing to itself," he said of the mercantile mania that threatens one of the least commercial holidays.

The most spectacular evidence of this is the disastrous damage the Republican Party did to itself in California in 1994 with its support of Proposition 187.

By Monday November 30th, the principal stock indices were shaking off the dust and venturing upwards again.But the damage Dubai has done to itself is no passing storm.

It's early yet for a full accounting of the economic damage Alabama has done to itself with its radical new immigration law.

(Note: This is something the U.S. is trying to get China to do to itself by revaluing the yuan).