Sentence examples for submit ourselves from inspiring English sources

We submit ourselves to these intimate inspections and simultaneously inflict them on others and try to keep our psyches intact. . . .

In those days, we were obliged to submit ourselves to re-vaccination every 10 years if we wished to preserve the right to enter certain endemic areas.

"If we are not successful in negotiating a settlement with our neighbour, we are prepared to submit ourselves to international adjudication or arbitration".

"To submit ourselves to their political policies while pretending we are merging our law with theirs is just plain foolishness," he said.

To submit ourselves to the order of the Just One and of his eternity is to understand that we are free and fully authorized to reform the injustices that lie at the heart of the order or disorder of all that is temporally human.

It's one thing when we submit ourselves to these measures.

(A failed diet is often "a direct sign that we have not submitted ourselves completely to the Lord," she has written).

We know that there is something unseemly, even humiliating, about submitting ourselves to be ruled by the richest man in town.

If we want a world with productions of "Così Fan Tutte" and radiation treatments for clerical workers who get breast cancer, then submitting ourselves solely to the market is not the way to get them.

The magazine accepted nothing of Ursula's, and she found those fellow-students "cliquish and unfriendly": "Their comments on what we submitted ourselves, even the comments on our comments, were often remarkably savage and dismissive.

And yet, in the same way we can't help but look back at the old photos on Facebook that we know will transport us to places we longed to escape from, there's a perverse pleasure to be found in submitting ourselves to the embarrassments of the past; back then, back there, you had a future ahead of you.