Sentence examples for always fancied itself from inspiring English sources

FRANCE has always fancied itself as a bit of an exception.

The Labour movement, however, has always fancied itself as having a greater purchase on morality.

Merck always fancied itself as better than other drug companies, she says.

The latter is particularly odd since Southern California has always fancied itself as the epicenter of American car culture.

The key difference for Beats right out of the gate, however, is that the company has always fancied itself a broader lifestyle brand.

Oak Park-River Forest High School has always fancied itself a beacon of racial and socioeconomic diversity among a wasteland of culturally homogenous suburban schools.

Mr. Schindler had always fancied himself a schoolteacher.

"He always fancied himself as better than anybody else at anything.

The fact is, Walsh has always fancied himself a tough guy, a man of action, a hero.

But he added that he'd always fancied himself mercurial, and mercuriality is hard to come by when you're playing the same character for 10 years straight.

Le Corbusier always fancied himself an artist, even if he never felt he got the recognition he deserved as a painter.