The phrase "enhance himself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing personal development or self-improvement.
Example: "He decided to take a course to enhance himself both personally and professionally."
Alternatives: "improve himself" or "develop himself."
Yet Lee isn't simply motivated by the desire to enhance himself.
They put people probably in many cases that they don't want". And he claimed that "Ralph Northam, who is running for Governor of Virginia, is fighting for the violent MS-13 killer gangs & sanctuary cities". The Trump lies that could not be coded into just one category were typically told both to belittle others and enhance himself.
Earlier, Jose Canseco's inject-and-tell book Juiced blueprinted how a skinny kid can pharmacologically enhance himself to a 40 home run, 40 stolen base, blue-eyed handsome man.
Arguably, one way for such an individual to morally enhance himself would be to avoid situations that tend to elicit the unwanted sexual desires.
"I hope we can fulfil all his playing ambitions and he enhances himself professionally for his post-playing career.
Although the prime minister has sworn himself to enhance transparency, his reform plans have thus far been long on rhetoric and short on detail, and Mr. Suzuki and the party old guard have moved quickly to exploit that.
These, along with taking the trouble to sleep with wayward Lord Alfred Douglas, were all rudiments of the difficult task he set for himself, to enhance the sequence of gay attainment.
Mr. Sutherland, a practiced dabbler in the art of buying, enhancing and divesting himself of properties, bought the 1838 Greek Revival-style town house for $8.25 million in 2008.
Well, no rules without exceptions, he himself enhanced his own leadership skills by referring to an old book about military behavior.
Democratic leaders reacted with cynicism, suggesting that Mr. Gramm was trying to cast himself as a martyr to enhance his chances for the Senate or some other higher office.
Egoistic love allows the individual to deny himself something in order to enhance the pleasure of another, but only because his own pleasure is enhanced as a result.
