Sentence examples for to draw himself from inspiring English sources

Is it possible for Will to draw himself away and still remain psychologically intact?

Mr. Hsieh said that he surrounds himself with people who are more outgoing than he is, in part to draw himself out.

And he likes to draw himself, a balding scowler with a pointy nose, into the corner, often making an aggrieved remark.

Why does Daniel have to draw himself as black, when a white face looks back at him in the mirror?" After a row with the nursery staff, she gave interviews to her local paper and TV.

In Scarface (1932), the gangster hero pursues what Robert Warshow calls "an individual pre-eminence". "The gangster's whole life is an attempt to assert himself as an individual, to draw himself out of the crowd, and he always dies because he is an individual" (Warshow 133).

He brushes the grass near him as if to draw himself closer to the remnants of that fleeting feeling the night before.

Aides said it would have been among the distinctions that he intended to draw between himself and Mitt Romney, his Republican opponent.

With ponderous dignity he got to his feet drew himself to his full height, and dashed the vase into thousands of pieces.

May God bless your journey as a wife, mom, and follower of His over time and may He use you to draw others to Himself.

Aides to Mr. Ferrer said that in seizing on the attack, Mr. Green was, not uncharacteristically, attaching himself to a high-profile issue to draw attention to himself.

But one piece of evidence is telling: if you saw a Guugu Yimithirr speaker pointing at himself, you would naturally assume he meant to draw attention to himself.