Sentence examples for to inform himself from inspiring English sources

In collecting background information for his novel, Pressac travelled to Auschwitz to inform himself in detail about Nazi extermination techniques and was surprised at the lack of physical and documentary evidence.

"Anyone... who cared to inform himself could not escape the fact that the deportation trains were rolling".

MR. MAKGOBA believes Mr. Mbeki to be a "very intellectual person" who is trying to inform himself on a disease that is ravaging his country.

Justice Thomas is a beneficiary of that pay and has a responsibility under federal law to "inform himself" about who the donors are because they have an impact on Mrs. Thomas's personal financial interests.

Holland seems to have confined himself largely to interpreters, learned or otherwise, writing in English, but his efforts to inform himself, arduous as they may have been, were manifestly insufficient.

(Imagine the hubris of a philosopher dismissing a whole scientific approach!) If Dawkins had bothered to inform himself, he would have learned that the ambiguity and multilayered meanings reflected in Continental philosophy are themselves the metaphysical point: reality does not have the Apollonian precision and clarity Dawkins and analytical philosophers wish to impose on it.

One client [client 04] even attended a conference on mental health to better inform himself.

In "Audience" he is forced to work in a menial job at a brewery (as Mr. Havel did) and, adding to his humiliation, he is asked to report on his own political activity to the brew master — to inform on himself.

If a therapist/GP wants to inform the patient himself, the patient then receives the information via the therapist/GP and is given a letter containing all the information.

Once, he said, he told a school board in Delaware that he'd be delighted to inform Commander Neil Armstrong himself what passed for scientific knowledge in their district.

Vanek is quite happy to invite the actress, but he politely explains that he cannot see his way to informing on himself.