Sentence examples for comes to himself from inspiring English sources

When it comes to himself, modesty is in short supply.

Mr. Solow also has a finely tuned sense of injustice when it comes to himself.

When it comes to himself, Mr Brown is never knowingly undersold.

God, who originally is absorbed in a quiet longing, comes to himself by glimpsing in himself ideas through which he becomes conscious of himself.

"His whole season has been geared to 12 March, and he's really coming to himself now".

"He's still a big frame of a horse, really, coming to himself.

Edward inexplicably moves from several feet away and stops the vehicle with his hand without any harm coming to himself or Bella.

He is a damaged person who comes to know himself only when it's too late.

That reply suggests another possible move for Walker, when it comes to differentiating himself from Bush.

"He is a maniac when it comes to getting himself in shape and working hard.

'Theoretically', Collingwood says, 'the artist is a person who comes to know himself, to know his own emotion'.