Sentence examples for treats itself from inspiring English sources

Apple, in contrast, always treats itself better.

And often government treats itself this way," he said.

Second, openness can describe how impartially a tech company treats other firms in comparison to how it treats itself.

January 6 2016 January 16 201616 After twenty-five yeats athehe juncture between experimental theatre, dance, and performance art, Big Dance Theatre treats itself to a bit of a retrospective, with an evening of short works.

The Daily Mail treats itself to a double-page - "Voters driven to the arms of the BNP" - spread complete with nice big picture of Nick Griffin and an extract from what Peter Oborne in the Spectator learnt when he went out canvassing (registration required) with the BNP in Dagenham.

Since he took over, he's been trying to move the company past that through layoffs, shifts in culture, and now through a big shift in the company's approach to how it treats itself as an HR software provider.

"It is the leadership of the Episcopal Church that is treating itself as a separate and unique church.

I knew the pace I was on was not sustainable and figured my discipline was treating itself to a rumspringa.

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, preparing for the onset of the outdoor season and eager to make new friends, is treating itself to a multimillion-dollar shoeshine.

The European Central Bank would also probably have to stop treating itself as a privileged creditor — something it did this year during the Greek bailout.

It treated itself to a €16m ($23m) arena for the Fischtown Pinguins, a second-tier ice-hockey team, and has built up a towering debt.