Sentence examples for submitting oneself from inspiring English sources
What they often reflect is not so much a psychic transaction between sitter and artist, as the sheer tedium of submitting oneself to the painter's constant scrutiny, hour after hour, in the studio light.
Berkoff's Salome, Complicite's The Visit, early shows by Trestle, Pete Brooks, or best of all, submitting oneself to a day of Le Page's magnificent The Dragon Trilogy at the Riverside Studios.
For many, what finer transcendence could one expect than that obtained by submitting oneself to the spells wrought by Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, etc.? The benefits accrue: under the influence of my 22-year-old son, this 60-year-old has recently developed a fascination with Moby's beautifully hypnotic compositions; indeed, I find I'm rather addicted to them.
But there's something religious at work here — not in the spiritual sense, but as regards submitting oneself to the higher god of cinema.
In HUNT1, attending and submitting oneself to the physical examination and answering the questionnaires was considered to be sufficient consent for participation [ 41].
"If one accepts to submit oneself, there is no danger," he said.
When I asked her why one should seek to submit oneself to such pressure, she told me.
These days it is possible to do so quickly online and then submit oneself to post-publication peer review.
Says Van Alstyne, "It's standard First Amendment law that the more one becomes enmeshed in public issues, the more one submits oneself to First Amendment-protected abuse.
They also note that they meet the common law definition of an employee as one who performs "services" for another and submits oneself to the "control" of another (a coach) in return for payment (a scholarship).
It is a cognitive way of looking at the world: an ideology of believing oneself to be part of a tribe, submitting to the social norms, informal rules and formal laws governing that tribe, and relating oneself to the rest of the world through the lens of that tribe.
