Sentence examples for comment himself from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'comment himself' is not considered correct in written English. Instead, one might say 'commenting on his own behalf'. For example, "John made a few comments himself, expressing his support for the project."
A spokeswoman, Angell Watts, said Mr. Robertson would decline to comment himself.
He declined to comment himself about video footage of the shooting, which has caused widespread anger and prompted a request from Dayton for a federal inquiry.
Gerard declined to be interviewed or to comment himself.
While he insisted he understood that it was a decision for British voters to ultimately make themselves, he noted that since British politicians had raised hypothetical American reactions to a Brexit to bolster their case, it was only fair for him to comment himself.
Mr. Cain has not commented himself on the allegations.
The police report said Mr. Thornton had made racist comments himself.
Saadi el-Qaddafi asked Mr. Robertson to cut Ms. Obeidy's call for the rebels in the eastern Libya and Misurata "to be strong," so with her consent Mr. Robertson described those comments himself on the air.
Whelan's judgement was called into question and it was queried further when the then 77-year-old made racist and anti-Semitic comments himself.
As director, Ben Lewin, commented, himself a polio survivor, O'Brien lived in an area where love was abound -- the most flowery town in Northern Cali -- and such a setting had significant impact on his desire to achieve independence and romance.
A comment about himself was perhaps more revealing.
The candidate quickly added a comment dissociating himself from knowledge of, or approval or disapproval of, the new narcissism: "I'm a square.
