Sentence examples for Himself from high-quality English sources.

• Cantwell turned himself in.

• If his timing was off, he’d sometimes knock himself unconscious.

• Should Trump win the election, Comey is likely to find himself either marginalized or unemployed.

• loving himself best, should more regard other men's opinions concerning himself than his own.

• With the midterms safely out of the way, Trump contained himself no longer.

• He would break down in tears, then compose himself and upload the video to YouTube.

• Ronaldo himself had apparently been happy with the bust, but had asked for some wrinkles to be removed around his (mad) eyes.

• In a pamphlet published in 1592 the playwright Robert Greene called Shakespeare - now a playwright himself - an "upstart crow”.

Use Himself in a sentence.

• The common explanation of Moore’s absurdity is that the speaker has managed to contradict himself without uttering a contradiction.

• “He is creating a distance between himself, he is exonerating himself from direct criminal responsibility in the killing.

• He may have been killed by Robert himself or by his followers, but with his death Robert declared himself king of Scotland.

• Mr Rosenstein found himself with that responsibility after then-attorney general Jeff Sessions recused himself from that oversight.

• Just about the only person not surprised to have found himself in the cabinet as minister for housing, communities and local government is himself.

• The Worst Supporting Actor Razzie goes to Rudy Giuliani, again, for playing himself — and apparently with himself — in 'Borat: Subsequent Movie Film,'" the voiceover said.

• thereby representing himself as asserting that he is in the biology department, since he represents himself as being a man who honestly asserts that he is in the biology department.

• Asked about whether he himself would take a test, having been exposed to people who have tested positive for the coronavirus, Mr Trump said that he had no coronavirus symptoms himself.

Himself sentence examples

• Here, Polanski himself plays a man who moves into an empty apartment, previously occupied by a woman who attempted suicide, and finds himself at the center of a paranoid storm in which his neighbors are increasingly accusing and vicious towards him.

• Presented by 25 year old Jack Taylor, himself no stranger to anxiety, and recorded before and during the lockdown, Happy Little Trees invites listeners into landscapes that, as Bob himself says, 'exist only in mind' before finding expression on canvas.

• Immediately after returning from Burma he called himself an anarchist and continued to do so for several years; during the 1930s, however, he began to consider himself a socialist, though he was too libertarian in his thinking ever to take the further step—so common in the period—of declaring himself a communist.

• When they arrived at Mr Korbes’s house, he was not at home; so the mice drew the carriage into the coach-house, Chanticleer and Partlet flew upon a beam, the cat sat down in the fireplace, the duck got into the washing cistern, the pin stuck himself into the bed pillow, the millstone laid himself over the house door, and the egg rolled himself up in the towel.