That which is potential cannot make itself actual, for to make itself actual it must be actual, which is contrary to the hypothesis of its being potential.
Before it existed it was not there to make itself; after it existed there was no longer anything to make.
Other fragments occur which clearly belong to this group.
The Tell el Amarna tablets tell us of the complaints made by the kings of Babylonia of the robbery of caravans in districts nominally under the control of Egypt.
Here the security is worth little more than the loan.
And then two great rules seemed to get themselves laid down--not by general consent, for there were many who greatly contested their wisdom--but by some force strong enough to make itself dominant.
It was a question which could not fail tomake itself audible.
The long winter evening had begun to make itself felt by its increasing gloom before he left him.
In the meantime the university had begun to make itself felt as a corporate body for general uplift by publications of various kinds.
During the Tertiary period the influence of the central heat may have ceased to make itself felt, in consequence of the increased thickness of the terrestrial crust.
It was at a subsequent period, that is, in later Tertiary times, that the cold began to make itself felt at the terrestrial poles.
Circulars addressed to all the agents showed them that they had to do with a Government which knew how to make itself obeyed, and which was determined that everything should give way before the law.
Did shelter fail among the trees and rocks, this curious new thing-began to make itself harbours of its own; was food irregular, it multiplied food.
He would have perceived a disposition in this creature no beast had shown before, a disposition to make itself independent of the conditions of climate and the chances of the seasons.
It is the voice of the American tradition strained to the utmost to make itself audible to the new world, and cracking into italics and breaking into capitals with the strain.
What the State can usefully do, is to make itself a central depository, and active circulator and diffuser, of the experience resulting from many trials.
Now that the first shock of the misfortune had spent itself, his invincible optimism was slowly but surely beginning to make itself felt.
When the rationalist movement of the old world began to make itself felt, it was at first largely through the influence of France.
Nor was the low voice of conscience, suggesting that such failures arose from mismanagement rather than from ill-luck, slow to make itself heard.
The death of the Prince had left the King of Navarre without a rival in the affections of the Huguenots; the Vicomte de Turenne, whose turbulent ambition already began to make itself felt, and M.
The cold shadow of the Cardinal, of Paris, of the scaffold, was beginning tomake itself felt; was beginning to chill them.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "make itself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
