Examples of 'made itself' in a sentence
Meaning of "made itself"
This phrase suggests that something or someone has taken a particular action or achieved a specific outcome without external influence or assistance. It can imply that the subject possesses an inherent ability or quality that allows it to accomplish something on its own. For example, 'The plant made itself grow despite the lack of sunlight.'
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made itself
Had finally made itself clear to her.
So the image kind of made itself.
Surprisingly it made itself quite at home there.
We do not say a clock made itself.
Which made itself noticed with a stormy winter.
None of the importers made itself known.
This effect made itself felt on loaded containers.
A course of action had made itself plain.
None of them made itself known as an interested party.
The sleep deprivation made itself known.
It had made itself forgotten for long time.
The smell of urine made itself felt.
The church made itself attractive to the world.
For the call of the blood made itself.
The left has made itself ridiculous.
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Made itself apparent in all ages and among all.
The lack of sun made itself felt.
It made itself felt in a moment.
And then reality made itself known to him.
The rest of the piece pretty much just made itself.
The expansion also made itself felt in employment.
The cause was an old injury that suddenly made itself felt.
The working class made itself as much as it was made.
Even in court this peacemaker spirit made itself evident.
It has voluntarily made itself a part of the community.
And for the consequence once it made itself known.
Eurobolt also made itself known as an interested party.
The voice of the officiant had just made itself heard.
My decision made itself naturally after the interviews.
The influence of the changes also made itself felt in education.
It never made itself the spokesperson for the slightest social demand.
Consciousness made itself felt.
By the time we returned to the office the decision had made itself.
Beijing has made itself clear.
One company representing the retail sector also made itself known.
It has made itself resistant.
It took power because at one given time it made itself represented by an image.
The university has made itself known through many films and television appearances.
The nipple cracked and when feeding it always made itself felt.
No supplier has made itself known during the investigation.
But there was something about him which made itself felt.
The tide scarcely made itself felt on its strands.
The commemorative dates were the principal occasions on which the family made itself present.
But businesses which once made itself supporting have gone.
Such need made itself felt already around the turn of the twentieth century.
And yet the presence made itself felt again.
The Council made itself responsible for producing an effective policy.
I think that philosophy has made itself socially useless.
DOSES has made itself known to various political bodies and authorities.
The world has truly made itself at home here.
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