Sentence examples for classified himself from inspiring English sources

Bernstein also classified himself as a musician above all.

Mr. O'Malley, now almost halfway through his term, has not classified himself as a Democratic hopeful for governor.

In 2004, when it emerged that John Edwards, then a vice-presidential hopeful, had classified himself as a "subchapter S corporation" to pay himself dividends rather than income, conservatives criticized him for avoiding payroll taxes.

Michael Garrity of Washington, who classified himself as "an unemployed salesman who would vote for Mickey Mouse as long as he was a Democrat," said he voted for Mr. Malloy and "was overjoyed" when he heard on the radio that he had won.

At the time, Thomas classified himself as a Free Citizen in another Facebook message, explaining his decision by writing "I believe the Federal government has grown out of control, threatening the Rights, Liberties, and Property of the People".

Herzog wouldn't even classify himself as adventurous: "I'm a very professional man.

The book's Tripp is obese and classifies himself as "homely".

Even though he has designed about twenty-five suits, he is uncertain how to classify himself.

Ian Taylor classifies himself as Scottish and we don't think that they should be cut out of the debate.

He said, in 2007, that anyone who scored 20 Test centuries could classify himself as a "great" batsman – but 30 hundreds elevate a player to an exalted level.

He declined to classify himself as probable or questionable for the Giants game, citing a team rule that fines players for discussing injuries.