Sentence examples for make myself well from inspiring English sources
("You're going to make yourself sick with hatred," someone warns a young man in Baldwin's 1964 play, "Blues for Mister Charlie". "No, I'm not," he replies, "I'm going to make myself well").
The overriding dictum of the author of "Do I Make Myself Clear?: Why Writing Well Matters" is that writers should get to the point and let most grammar rules be damned.
"Just today alone, I've read three or four instances of the word 'advocate' being used incorrectly!" Evans, at eighty-eight, has published "Do I Make Myself Clear?: Why Writing Well Matters" — a polemic and style guide about our ever-growing need for concise, understandable prose.
Even if I were lying about the violence of what he said, and had exaggerated to his manager to make myself feel better, well, then he's an upstanding guy and that final warning will never be breached.
And, having made uncoffee number 28, strolled a bit and then clambered back into my chair, I have to make myself comfortable inside as well as out.
"I experience a lot of anxiety, so I feel like if I'm going to be frightened anyway for absolutely no reason, I might as well make myself frightened of something that's real and within my control.
Blaylock: I made myself a well-rounded candidate from the beginning.
As the first rain hit, I made myself streamlined as well, tucking behind the tiny fairing.
Sure, I've eaten some good gumbo in my time, in Louisiana and elsewhere, but making the stuff myself, well that was a whole different kettle of crabs.
