Sentence examples for citing himself from inspiring English sources

(Capp often counseled disabled war veterans, citing himself as an example of surmounted misfortunes).

If a prize were awarded to the academic who persuaded a major publisher to accept the most footnotes citing himself, Fuller would be a strong contender.

The author, citing himself as an example of young, white men, who are now seen as the enemy, says that, in fact, he and those like him consider themselves comic and often pathetic.

"Without question, the pressure on wages and incomes have become greater and we need to focus on those issues," Mr. Rubin said, citing himself as a source for that point.

Nadal then canceled a scheduled exhibition against Novak Djokovic at Madrid's Bernabeu Stadium, then withdrew from the London Olympics, Montreal, Cincinnati, and eventually the United States Open, consistently citing himself as "not in condition" to play, and acknowledging his chronic knee issues as the cause.

Many of the poems conclude with a summing up, with the poet citing himself as the final authority on the matter at hand, enjoining, pleading, prescribing, scolding, giving forth, usually in the form of a miniaturized homily: "Listen, says Kabir, / I have a prayer to make.

Dr. Dishman cites himself as an example of someone who craves exercise.

Asked for an example of the change, Mr. Nally simply cited himself.

Mr. Tornoe cites himself as an attractive target for any marketer.

He cited himself for making an unsafe lane change, and the fine was $160.80.

Kircher wrote some 60 volumes on astronomy, geology, magnetism, music and philology, in which he cited himself over and over again.