Sentence examples for he harm himself from inspiring English sources
While the twenty-year-old hero of "Everything Is Illuminated" has distinctly Jewish ancestors, full of folkloric shtetl vitality, as a cornerstone of his self, little Oskar has only a tambourine, a scrapbook titled "Stuff That Happened to Me," and a psychiatrist who thinks he should be hospitalized, lest in his unassuaged grief and shock he harm himself.
But when he writes polemical journalism in an area over which he holds responsibility in power, he harms himself far more than the historians he vilifies.
In the final weeks of his life he harmed himself twice – on one occasion carving words into his legs, and the other time trying to set alight his arms.
This implies, at first glance, that he harms himself individually, but such a conclusion makes little sense in light of Paul's point about uniting the prostitute with the whole church.
He understood that he would harm himself if he lied to a grand jury.
He is significantly better than he was a few years ago, though, when he would harm himself up to 400 times in one evening.
He panicked and broke the bag before he could harm himself, and the horror of his prison life went on.
After the Times confronted Blair, he dropped out of view, and there was some fear that he might harm himself.
Bradley E. Manning, said in a blog post that Private Manning's clothing was taken away at night in his cell at the Marine brig in Quantico, Va., after he remarked that if he wanted to harm himself he could do so with "the elastic waistband of his underwear or with his flip-flops".
