Sentence examples for owes itself from inspiring English sources
Each side owes itself a frank assessment.
As a nation of laws, the United States owes itself a similar inquiry.
The celebrated Mediterranean climate of Los Angeles owes itself to aridity.
The happy marriage of the tuber with caramelized, gooey goodness owes itself to two developments of the 1800s.
He supports affirmative action, which, after all, is based on the recognition that America owes itself reparations of a kind.
Yet the book's vivid sense of lived reality owes itself to Alvarez's gift for looking outward, beyond the psyche and its obsessions.
"Europe may owe itself; it certainly owes nothing to the U.S.," said Ivo Daalder, a former ambassador to NATO under Mr. Obama.
That orbit owed itself to the makeup of our solar system, including the Earth's relationship with the moon.
Might his longevity owe itself to the fact that he is really ourselves in a different form?
In 1980 he called an executive of General Re, which was on the verge of announcing an architect for its new headquarters, and told him that the company owed itself the chance to have a Kohn Pedersen Fox building.
Still, ever since he met Putin in 1977 while both were studying to be K.G.B. officers — "I don't want to go into the details," he said — his public prominence has owed itself to Putin's rise to power.
