Sentence examples for breed himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hawkinson is a curious breed himself.

Topping is as Wasp as they come: "On paper, Ed was an ideal-typical member of the breed himself.

At 70 he's also one of the dignitaries and custodians of Cuban music, particularly the jazz-inflected species he has cross-bred himself.

While cattle-to-cattle transmission is a major cause of bovine TB, Kittow's farm is a closed herd of animals he breeds himself, with only disease-free bulls brought in, and he is convinced that soaring badger numbers have spread the disease among his 200-strong organic dairy herd.

But Andreessen is a breed unto himself, the rare person who keeps coming up with ideas and sticks around until the concept works, said Mark Kvamme, a venture capitalist at Sequoia Capital.

In short, he needed germ-free mice – and lots of them – so he bred them himself.

If only he follows the pact of his breed, Prince tells himself, he can save these people from themselves — from "all their lies and tensions and betrayals and injustices".

Before they arrived, he stashed a pound of dried 'Mr E' psilocybin mushrooms – a unique strain he had bred and named himself and didn't want to lose – inside a hollow log in the woods.

Antony is patron of the Middle White Breeders' Society and breeds these pigs himself.

He considered himself that "rare breed of cat" who could instantly detect a fake.

Representative Amo Houghton, a moderate from upstate New York, who is retiring from Congress this year, called himself "a dying breed".