Sentence examples for to enable himself from inspiring English sources

The Pope's intention was to enable himself to declare more saints from the ranks of ordinary people among a wider range of nationalities to create more representative exemplars for the average person in the pew.

The boy or girl who leaves school without some knowledge of science, some appreciation of what science has done for this world of ours, who does not wish to learn more, who does not desire to be a scientist, has failed dismally to get an education, has failed to enable himself or herself to live a full life, has put aside a great opportunity.

Once the trio had disclosed to Justices Blackmun and Stevens their previously secret plan to preserve Roe, albeit with some new qualifications, Justice Stevens negotiated changes in their proposed opinion to enable himself and Justice Blackmun to join crucial parts, thus providing a five-person opinion for the court instead of a three-justice plurality.

As a small boy, Levy evinced the classic symptoms of the future inventor, rigging up in his bedroom a complicated arrangement of strings and pulleys to enable himself to operate his light switch and open and shut his door without getting out of bed.

That's because Putin decided against changing the Russian constitution to enable himself to continue in the presidency.

A judge would be unimaginative indeed if he could not come up with something a little less "drastic" or a little less "restrictive" in almost any situation, and thereby enable himself to vote to strike legislation down.

Rio Ferdinand gambled on having a probable three-game ban for violent conduct extended to four, by denying the charge and so enabling himself to play against City, ahead of a Football Association regulatory commission which will sit today to consider his apparent lash at the face of Hull City's Craig Fagan on Saturday.

Then again, it would look pretty odd for the new boss to be the man who has just brokered a deal enabling himself to be paid lots more money.

By enabling himself to fit in, he was able to avoid needless battles that would have later disrupted his scientific work, not to mention the emotional turmoil these would have presented to him.

He would argue that by offloading it and other works from his collection he has enabled himself to buy new art, thus encouraging new artists and keeping his collection as fresh as frozen blood.

But with Barnabas the tension becomes acute; violently anti-Jewish, the Alexandrian author substitutes allegorism (use of symbolism) for Jewish literalism and thus enables himself to wrest a Christian meaning from the Old Testament.