Sentence examples for will show himself from inspiring English sources

Recent history says the colt that will win the Preakness will show himself at the top of the stretch.

But Tolstoy has the confidence to relay these secret moments of unlove, certain – rightly – that by being true to his weakness in one particular instant in time he will make Levin more real and human without poisoning the instants of time to come, when Levin will show himself more like the man he wants to be.

In short: in these and perhaps other important respects, he will show himself competent to use the sentence.

The bird will be able to see the light coming from the open window or door and will show himself out of your house.[3].

Maybe the creature will like the fashions so much that he'll show himself and try to borrow one.

The judge, a few years will show, has shown himself incapable of discharging his duty, and furthermore is failing the citizens he serves by not even attempting to mitigate a major corporation's efforts to crush a 21-year-old kid who, let us remember, is presumed innocent.

"Like a child crying out in the dark, I said, 'If there is a Father, if there is a God, will he show himself?' And the place lit up in a great glare, a wondrous white light.

And he will, presumably, show himself sensitive to conditions under which it is appropriate to ascribe propositional attitudes embedding the statement to himself and to others, and sensitive to the explanatory significance of such ascriptions.

He will need to show himself ready to stick to sensible policies, particularly economic ones, even if that means offending the ANC's allies, be they Communists or trade unionists.

Now he'll get to show himself on the grandest of World stages.

Occasionally he will show footage of himself as a "young man" (portrayed by Colbert, wearing a false moustache) working as an anchor at a local news station (WPTS) in Patterson Springs, North Carolina, still displaying his trademark outrage over minor municipal issues in the manner of 20/20 correspondent John Stossel.