Sentence examples for make oneself from inspiring English sources
The will to make oneself completely free.
One must make oneself vulnerable to one's betrayer.
To surrender, in more Jamesian terms, is to make oneself open to new possibilities.
What, possibly, can it mean to make oneself an image of tragedy?
What a waste, what an extravagance — why not make oneself accountable to that?
What a waste, what an extravagance why not make oneself accountable to that?
Which can be worse, because then one must make oneself busy.
By using Hausa and Songhai, one may make oneself understood from one end of the country to the other.
"To exist is to make oneself a lack of being; it is to cast oneself into the world.
There are people for whom sense, seriousness and accountability are everything: to laugh, they feel, is to make oneself ridiculous.
In his "Rules for Making Oneself a Disagreeable Companion," Benjamin Franklin declares, "Your business is to shine, therefore you must by all means prevent the shining of others".
