Sentence examples for accounts of himself from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, two tourists recognized Mr. Markham sitting on a bench and reading accounts of himself in two New York newspapers.

It's an image of self-assemblage which is very much in keeping with Broyard's own accounts of himself.

His account of himself is clear, humorous, never coy.

And he intends to give a good accounting of himself.

I also said that Sanders "gave a good account of himself," but that didn't satisfy some readers.

All in all, the seventy-four-year-old senator from Vermont gave a good account of himself.

Hunt had "given a good account of himself to the Leveson inquiry, he's given a good account of himself to parliament, and I think that's the key point".

"The Silent Ones," he calls them in the book, worse than those badgering him for an account of himself.

No politician in history has left such a comprehensive account of himself and his times as Tony Benn.

Yet to subject Casanova's account of himself to a truth test is to miss the point entirely.

Impulsive, shifty and at times apparently psychopathic, Blake cannot be expected to give any remotely reliable account of himself.