Sentence examples for to spread myself from inspiring English sources

I don't like to spread myself too thin".

"This has always been a problem of mine, this tendency to spread myself too thin," Miss Lewis self-deprecatingly told Esquire magazine in 1980, after she had left reporting to be a columnist again.

I'll just continue to spread myself around a bit," he added.

I can choose to spend my waking hours on the few things I am good at or I can choose to spread myself thin over a wide range of activities.

"I suppose I have to dwindle [the shape of a hill] down to the palm of my hand," she wrote in a letter to Auden; "I would indeed rather spread myself out to its height and length".

And I spread myself thin because I was driven to make this work.

And John Adams did all he could to "Spread an Opinion of myself as a lawyer of distinguished Genius, Learning, and Virtue".

It was one of those articles that stays with you, and I found myself wanting to spread this comparison to audiences who might not read the New York Times.

While trying to put the "kind" back in "humankind," I got all Sarah Ban Breathnach on myself, aiming to spread "simple abundance" of comfort and joys towards others when they least expected (or, deserved) it.

I can stop spreading myself so thin by being "that" friend to everyone else and be "that" friend to myself once in a while.

I get to spread love -- and find even more for myself.