Sentence examples for put oneself from inspiring English sources

To put oneself into a box and to remain there.

Not to mention, it is easy to put oneself in the shoes of the victims.

It's easy to dismiss all attempts to put oneself at a remove from the subject of a story.

Both writing and walking (as I know it) are fueled by a desire to put oneself in relation to others.

"To become president, one must put oneself forward in a way Connecticut Yankee society has never smiled upon," he said.

A night on the town was an excuse to dress up and show off a little, to put oneself in elegant surroundings and shine.

Is it necessary nowadays to put oneself at great physical risk in hostile climes in order to have anything worth calling an adventure?

It is difficult to put oneself in the place of an Iraqi, but it is possible to perform this thought experiment.

Where Bazalgette does differ from Bloom is in perceiving the capacity to put oneself in another's shoes as the sine qua non of morality.

To decline their offering would be to deny them the privilege of generosity, and to put oneself above their assistance, he explained.

Awkwardly, perhaps, to consider United 93 a success is to put oneself in the same category as Rush Limbaugh, the rabble-rousing rightwing radio host.