Sentence examples for gave to itself from inspiring English sources
It was around this time that Leslie Fiedler published a slim volume making the case that "Uncle Tom's Cabin," "The Birth of a Nation," "Gone With the Wind" and "Roots" could be read as a single, multimedia "inadvertent epic" — a story about slavery, race and family that America gave to itself.
"Surely somebody in government can put a stop to Owen Paterson's badger cull madness before it's too late?" Badger Trust spokesman Jack Reedy said: "It goes against the advice that Defra gave to itself, that it should be a maximum of six weeks.
The richness and generosity of the outdoor spaces he envisions are the urban equivalent of the fanciest flower arrangement a city could give to itself.
Thus reason "needs to present itself to itself in the process of gaining clarity about its own workings" (1998a: 97)—above all, the principles that it must give to itself.
The recognition that the subject is not given to itself in advance leads him to the practical consequence that it must create itself as a work of art (Foucault 1983: 392).
It was inevitable that a technological makeover would be given to the ball itself.
It contains the Lancaster Tower, a name often given to the fort itself.
The fine weather o'erbrimm'd him, and in doing so gave voice to itself.
The actual Gold Medal itself was given to the Smithsonian Institution.
Several years ago, the dress itself was given to the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum.
gravity given to a goodbye could in itself make one less confident of one's potential.
