Sentence examples for gives oneself from inspiring English sources

Hence, thinking this gives oneself a free pass to say racist terms is ignorant of history, if not senseless and unabashedly racist.

To give oneself over to the vision requires confidence.

It is to give oneself reasons to vote Le Pen.

One can give nothing whatever without giving oneself — that is to say, risking oneself.

It can be hard, amid the distractible masses, to give oneself over to the music.

How does it differ from the blunt surrender, from the French se rendre, "to give oneself up"?

"There is no doubt that to attempt a novel of ideas is to give oneself a handicap".

In those moments it is possible to give oneself over to dance with Howard, in a way that rivals the pleasure of seeing dance live.

But it's subconscious fear we're talking about here, an unwillingness to give oneself over to the irrational powers of music.

In this way, drunken behaviour can sometimes be wish-fulfilment, a way of giving oneself permission to behave differently; here, the spectrum is vast.

Part of the delight in "The Museum of Innocence" is in scouting out the serious games, yet giving oneself over to the charms of Pamuk's storytelling.