Sentence examples for to reach himself from inspiring English sources

Should a nominee pick a running-mate to appeal to the sort of voters he finds it hard to reach himself?

But the stories are told in a spirit of sweet affirmation, as if they were meant as signs pointing readers to shocking or daring destinations that the author did not have the harshness -- "the power to do harm" -- to reach himself.

My father's arms, sore from holding a taxi wheel for hours, are still strong enough to pick up both his daughters, and fling them across his shoulders, so that they might be able to reach for something that he was never able to reach himself.

BM: To write nine different plays for Tonight at 8.30, Coward had to reach inside himself.

The Guardian was able to reach Hill himself through the office of his accounting firm, prior to the $30,000 fine.

He lacked the money to get the whole family there, so he hoped to reach Australia himself, obtain asylum and then send for them once he was settled.

He was happy to talk over the various ways to get to the bombed camps, even though he was trying to work out how to reach them himself.

For Last Tango in Paris, director Bernardo Bertolucci asked him to reach into himself autobiographically.

The Doctor tries to call the police but gets put on hold, and Brannigan refuses to put his family in danger so the Doctor decides to try to reach Martha himself.

At the same time, he is doing something different in this new book, taking a vertical plunge into the heart of a character who cannot quite articulate the depth of all he is feeling, who exists in a territory of solitude, of silence, even as he tries to make connections, to reach beyond himself.

It goes without saying that, if your baby was crawling toward a toy, you should give it to him at the end of the exercise, even if he wasn't able to reach it himself.