Sentence examples for to like itself from inspiring English sources

Screw the craven cuddliness of the Olympics – if Britain really wants to learn to like itself again, it needs to re-learn how much everyone else hates it.

Did they — Jefferson and those guys — recognize that a country constantly at war with itself, with its own civic vocabulary, with its "understanding" of itself, even with whatever its claims to like about itself — is the country that works best?

(But, as the judge has pointed out, it appears to like trying to buy itself time).

Yahoo used to like to partner, Google liked to do itself.

But New York's resilience and constant reinvention eventually took over, and the city went back to seeming like itself.

As this history notes, it was also when the shifty concept of terroir was invented: wine suddenly "needed to taste like itself".

Actually it's got to look like itself.

AOL will even build a new business selling software tools to businesses that, like itself, want to rack up sales on-line.

"It's trying to find something that is like itself".

Lilliet's malnourished body gradually loses its color, and starts to look like bark itself.

"It doesn't like to see itself that way.