Sentence examples for capitalized himself from inspiring English sources
Too hopped up for steady labor, Mr. Widmark's Harry Fabian capitalized himself by filching cash from the women he knew.
Cummings used capital letters only irregularly in his verse and did not object when publishers began lowercasing his name, but he himself capitalized his name in his signature and in the title pages of original editions of his books.
I admired Bill Nye then, as I do now, so much that I almost capitalized the "H" in "himself".
And Carell helped create one vehicle for himself that capitalized on his skills remarkably well: The 40 Year Old Virgin is unthinkable without him.
A pass down the middle intended for Kearse was gobbled up by the impressive Clinton-Dix although the Packers again failed to capitalize with Rodgers himself being intercepted on the resulting drive.
"He's capitalizing by positioning himself on the side of the demos against the bankers and financial markets — in his words, he doesn't want Italy to be a slave of Europe".
Mr. Berezovsky capitalized on that support by having himself selected as deputy national security adviser.
And people sometimes find rule-breakers attractive ― something Trump has capitalized on throughout his campaign by presenting himself as an outsider who's not afraid to say what people are really thinking.
A new Netflix documentary about Donald Trump characterizes him as a "P.T Barnum" carnival barker who hyped his reputation despite failed businesses and capitalized on an image as a powerful deal-maker on "The Apprentice" to launch himself into the White House.
After developing a name for himself as a female impersonator known for "trashy" behavior in his early John Waters films, Divine capitalized on this image by appearing at his musical performances in his drag persona.
