Sentence examples for claims himself from inspiring English sources

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

In that article, the head of a major studio — and, incidentally, someone who claims himself to be horrified by the Harvey allegations — was quoted as saying, "I wouldn't know [Molly Ringwald] if she sat on my face".

In Little Italy, relatives of Mr. Cuomo mentioned some of his innovations -- "I remember the night Ray said, 'Let's try pesto on a pie,' " said his nephew, Anthony Salvatore -- but the man who seems to be the original Ray was not eager to make any claims himself.

In that article, the head of a major studio and, incidentally, someone who claims himself to be horrified by the Harvey allegations was quoted as saying, "I wouldn't know [Molly Ringwald] if she sat on my face". I was twenty-seven athehe time.

The technical demands of Rachmaninov's two sets of Etudes-Tableaux put them outside the reach of all but the most accomplished pianists, and with this recording Martin Cousin claims himself a place in the first rank of today's performers, dazzling with his command of the fiendishly difficult E flat major allegro con fuoco of the Op.

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

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

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

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.

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.