Sentence examples for it gives itself from inspiring English sources

By creating a provocative filmic world in its own right, it gives itself a great deal of intellectual credibility to discuss Kubrick's.

But he notes in On Virtues, that like a king the will need not heed the advice of its counselor; it may instead "give itself over to the advice of its slaves, that is, the inner powers and the senses"; in so doing it "gives itself over into becoming a slave of its slaves and is like a king … who follows the will and advice of senseless children" (OO I, 122a).

It gives itself handily to psychoanalytic interpretation.

It gives itself credit for performing all sorts of tasks it doesn't really control".

"It gives itself ungrudgingly to the moods of the season, holding little back.

Hester Gardens, at 158 Hester Street, is just two blocks east of Baxter, and has penthouse apartments priced as high as $1.67 million and offers granite countertops and hardwood floors, but it gives itself away as a development geared to the Chinese-American market because it lacks what would otherwise be a basic amenity in a building of its kind — a gym.

The fund also noted that the agreement "could be" presented for approval by its full executive board in early September, but it gave itself room to delay approval if Brazilian officials do not provide enough assurances that policies will remain unchanged.

In fact, it gave itself an extra year to get the calibration right.

In this respect as in many others, Russia has decided it gave itself too cheaply to the West.

In 1994 it gave itself to Rudy Guiliani — a bit of a comedown, fusion-wise, from La Guardia and Lindsay.

The reunited Camper Van Beethoven added George W. Bush's name to "Joe Stalin's Cadillac," and it gave itself a technological upgrade.