The phrase "also to himself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action or feeling applies not only to others but also to the person being referred to.
Example: "He was kind to everyone, but he was also to himself, ensuring he took time for self-care."
Alternatives: "as well as to himself" or "in addition to himself".
From appearances, that could be somebody like LeBron James, counsel also to himself.
For Ryan, the trick during that bedeviled stretch was to do no harm — to the campaign, yes, but also to himself.
But "it is difficult to think of someone who constructed such a complex artifice trying to justify that decision to others but also to himself," he said of Toomer.
They are a reminder – to the public, but also to himself – that he is just that guy who started a tech company, like so many others did in 2004.
One pressured situation after another makes clear, to others but also to himself, Old Shatterhand's true and extraordinary nature: "And so I found myself in a new and strange life, and beginning it with a new name, which became as familiar and as dear to me as my own".
The conductor, Clemens Krauss, who was devoted not only to Strauss and the work but also to himself and his wife (the soprano Viorica Ursuleac, who was to sing Danae), nevertheless managed to hold a full dress rehearsal before an audience of invited dignitaries and wounded soldiers.
The former editor of the weekly Independent, Vincent Kahiya, also had to defend himself in court last month.
The book, also called To Himself, is the emperor's diary.
He played that long not just to thrill the audience but also to burn himself out.
"I wish him freedom to spend time with his friends and family, to rediscover France and also to reconstruct himself".
He was also to find himself increasingly at odds with the new music then sweeping the world: rock'n' roll.
