Sentence examples for making oneself into from inspiring English sources

Fashioning or making oneself into a better (more acute, more sensitive, more judicious) reasoner is something philosophy as a discipline holds out as a promise.

Sure, a lot of the attention might be negative, but at least it's attention, and, as some female columnists have also learned, making oneself into a laughable figure can be a very lucrative sideline.

"There, by way of making oneself into a nothingness, one returns into the infinite depths of that 'between' where there is neither an I nor a you.

When quirky girls dominate the pop firmament like never before, it seems like an odd move to make oneself into Norma Normal with a side order of self-pity.

The most familiar form of bad faith is acting as if one were a mere thing solely facticity and thereby denying one's own freedom to make oneself into something very different.

Never mind that Flanagan, a professional writer with (by her own admission) multiple household staffers, isn't a traditional housewife: In this debate, the temptation to make oneself fit into a caricature and make one's "critics" fit into a caricature must be overwhelming, since those who enter it almost always do.

Besides, the subsidizes were never that spectacular; it never made sense locking oneself into a two-year contract in exchange for a mere $100 off the sticker.

"By making all experiences of suffering into occasions to improve oneself," Dr. Illouz wrote, "Oprah ends up — absurdly — making suffering into a desirable experience".

She was making inroads into their savings.

Making it into a semiconductor is tricky.

You're making us into theatre.