Sentence examples for class himself from inspiring English sources
But Zelaya, unlike Chavez, comes from that class himself.
Smith wouldn't class himself as a die-hard Strictly fan.
Mr. Kerrey said he hoped to teach one class himself, in how to draft a law.
So he's taking a language class himself, to brush up on the Moroccan dialect, which includes a host of French influences.
Fowler has every right to class himself as one of the sport's standard-bearers, having moved inside the world's top five for the first time.
"I don't think Chris wants to class himself as a black artist, as if that's all he is," says Clare Rowe at Victoria Miro, the gallery representing Ofili.
He explained his motive plainly and repeatedly in his writing: he wanted to de-class himself.
Dukakis was having "regular guy" problems running against George H. W. Bush, a Connecticut blueblood who had somehow managed to trans-class himself into a self-made Texan.
Though merely upper middle-class himself (married into the landed class, snobs would add) the prime minister is acutely sensitive to the relative privilege of his Eton-and-Oxford CV.
Abraham Lincoln's call for troops, he openly advocated resistance and henceforth classed himself a rebel.
A quick learner, he soon knew more than his instructors and began teaching classes himself.
