Sentence examples for claim for himself from inspiring English sources

"Michael Knighton does not make that 'visionary' claim for himself.

Yet he never made this claim for himself.

Le Pen intends to capitalise on being the "anti-establishment" candidate – something Fillon, a former prime minister, can hardly claim for himself.

LeBron James has worked for years to claim — for himself, sure, but also, by extension, for his fellow-athletes — the kind of freedom that Irving exercised in leaving Cleveland and heading to the East Coast.

Moris Farhi, who was born and raised in Istanbul and has spent most of his adult life in England, is too modest and understated a writer to make such a claim for himself.

The decree of the Council of Constance justified this provision on the principle that the authority of the ecumenical council as the true representative of the entire church was superior to that of the pope, who could not make a similar claim for himself apart from the council.

Mr. Karpov was world champion from 1975 to the 1985, when Mr. Kasparov dethroned him; Mr. Kramnik, 26, thrashed Mr. Kasparov last year in London to claim the title for himself.

LG: I believe that if someone can claim the title for himself, it's Antonio.

However, there is no evidence that he claimed the title for himself in 1866, although in the 1880s he claimed to have been the champion since his win over Anderssen.

But the title of "Mr. TV Europe" is not one that Mr. Zeiler claims for himself.

He then named Commodore Bainimarama prime minister, or chief executive, using the dubious powers he had earlier claimed for himself.