Sentence examples for claim himself from inspiring English sources

Now Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, has made the same claim himself.

It's especially bad that the senator makes this claim himself in an ad — during a race in which he doesn't need to go so negative.

Mistry may therefore claim himself to be the first British male to win a Wimbledon title since Fred Perry in 1936.

Cash said that she did not know of grounds to do so, while Ryan said he was not inclined to do so but noted Lloyd could make such a claim himself.

Mr Sharon, who reiterated that claim himself, agreed, as he has before, that Israel "will also meet all its obligations under the road map," but only after the Palestinian front was "completely quiet".Mr Abbas, on the other hand, is struggling to make good on his end of the bargain, namely ending Palestinian violence.

Scott relied on the video assistant referee (VAR) overseeing the Chelsea v Norwich City FA Cup replay to decide whether he had made a "clear and obvious error" in booking the Brazilian, but Scott did not look at the penalty claim himself.

In addition, Whitehead made few claims himself and left little documentation.

He cites no particular influences on his own style, but he does not seem much interested in claiming himself as an original, either.

Guaidó, head of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, invoked the Venezuelan constitution in claiming himself the nation's true president last month.

As a film-maker, he claims himself as belonging to the realistic way of story-telling devised by Satyajit Ray and Vittorio De Sica.

Ubermann wants to use Indiana as a test subject, but Kerner steps onto the platform first, claiming himself to be most suitable for godhood.