"hide yourself" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
For example, you could use it in a horror story, like: "Bob heard the door creak open and quickly hid himself under his bed."
"You feel you have to hide yourself," Thorpe says.
"So this is where you hide yourself," David Sinclair said.
Standing makes you more approachable, so don't hide yourself away in a corner".
Without being seen, because here you could hide yourself, but you saw everything".
I thought, how do you take that idea of trying to hide yourself, but wanting to present yourself as beautiful?
Luckily in Melbourne there are plenty of places where you can go and hide yourself.' He rephrases: 'Not hide yourself, just go and take your mind off cricket for a few hours.
Please do not hide yourself if you have been in contact with an Ebola patient and have developed the symptoms.
As van Berkel put it: "You could never hide yourself in these places — in Mies's Farnsworth house, for example.
"There is a poem that says that even if you hide yourself behind seven veils, I can still see your hand".
The announcement should come as no surprise to Lady Gaga followers; she had already posted on Twitter a few samplings of the lyrics from the song: "Don't hide yourself in regret, just love yourself and you're set.
It also makes some sharp points about the self-hatred that many gay people and outcasts of all kinds share: "Don't hide yourself in regret/ Just love yourself and you're set".
