And so Christ our Lord, according to the deep words of one of Paul's letters, 'gives Himself for us, that He might purchase unto Himself a people for His possession.
He plays with his tongue as a cat does with her tail, and is transported with the delight he gives himself of his own making.
Think how he gives himself to them in earnest; how he is at their disposal.
He becomes theirs in a great intimacy, hegives himself to them.
For the rest of the evening he gives himself up to Marian--devoting himself to her; telling himself he is knowing the old sweet happiness again, but always with a strange unaccountable sting at his heart.
He flings his cigar into the fire, and, seating himself on the edge or the table, gives himself up a prey to evil prognostications.
He gives himself a little shake, as men do when airing themselves before a fire in mid-winter.
They are something He has now outgrown, something He must now lay aside, as He gives Himself to the world at large.
He gives Himself up passively to the woman's will.
He gives himself only to those with whom unconsciousness is a daily habit, with whom the joy of letting one's self go is one of the great resources of life.
A man knows Shakespeare in proportion as he gives himself, in proportion as he lets Shakespeare make a Shakespeare of him, a little while.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gives himself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
