Sentence examples for extending herself from inspiring English sources

Van Herpen has her own fascination with extending herself physically.

She stood for hours at the Kennedy library, shaking hands, saying a few words to each person who came through, extending herself, Joe Kennedy said, to Teddy's people as he would have wanted, just as they had planned it, together.

In a video for the track "TV Troubles" by Boxcutter, the visage of a woman multiplies and divides, dissolving into globs of color as if she was morphing and extending herself into bursts of living light.

But it shows her engagingly as an artist who wants to extend herself in new directions.

Pierce should be commended for her willingness to extend herself to all of her students.

Ms. Borodina certainly didn't extend herself: the program was striking for its brevity.

Now she extends herself to newcomers, like a woman she met the other day who, like Mrs. Locke, is from Belize.

The incident becomes a paradigm for all of Suzanne's efforts to extend herself; she can never connect.

In each she located its universal sweet spot and extended herself as if she were telling her own personal stories of happiness and loss.

"She's tried to extend herself, as many people do, through other people's accomplishments," in this case, through her husband, the allergist.

Commendably, Osipova wants to extend herself artistically, which is why she has decided to add contemporary dance to her technical portfolio.