Sentence examples for it takes itself from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the movie is an earnest affair that is clumsy when it should be light on its feet; it takes itself even more seriously than the comic book does, though its fans may be overjoyed by that devotion (Mitchell).

It has a circulation of just over a million & claims that it "reaches" three out of four teenage girls Seventeen takes its readers as seriously as it takes itself "Today's teenager is intelligent, mature, alert... ...... its edior & publisher, Mrs. Enid A. Haupt states firmly.

It has a circulation of just over a million & claims that it "reaches" three out of four teenage girls Seventeen takes its readers as seriously as it takes itself "Today's teenager is intelligent, mature, alert... .. its edior & publisher, Mrs. Enid A. Haupt states firmly.

It takes itself seriously, and its seriousness is lovely.

Its behavior is more extreme than that of the National Association of Securities Dealers -- and it takes itself as seriously as the S.E.C. -- yet its importance in our daily life pales beside the brokers' governing body.

It takes itself way too seriously.

It was like Grand Theft Auto except it took itself and its melodramatic, sad sack hero very seriously.

It took itself far less seriously than Vogue.

The Jake Gyllenhaal-led revival of "Sunday in the Park with George" would have spiced up the category, but it took itself out of the running.

In an odd twist, two of the firms that agreed yesterday to acquire HCA — Bain and Kohlberg Kravis — had passed on buying HCA in 1988, when it took itself private.

It took itself off the market, but received resistance from Icahn who felt more offers would arise if he meddled further.