Sentence examples for claims for himself from inspiring English sources

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

Sex, drugs, philosophy and gunplay are all mixed into a rich metaphysical stew, though the humble narrator makes no great claims for himself.

In the end, Tye effectively deflates Bernays's pompous claims for himself and demonstrates in the process the fleeting nature of spin.

Mr. Saxe makes no claims for himself as an innovator but sees his role as a marketer of other people's innovations.

Richelieu here claims for himself the same stature as his king; moreover, he lifts his cardinal's robe to reveal boots, not slippers.

Nor does Thomas make many claims for himself as a husband to his first wife, whom he met at Holy Cross and had separated from before he started at the Department of Education.

Yet he never made this claim for himself.

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

Mr. Haworth claimed for himself that he never departed from the principles of sound trade.

Ignatius can even claim, for himself, the status that he, especially to his martyrdom is the Word of God.

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