Sentence examples for compromise himself from inspiring English sources

But he concedes perhaps he did compromise himself at the BBC.

But speaking this afternoon, Jibril Rajoub, the West Bank security chief, did not sound particularly open to compromise himself.

McKeon, who would rather slip back into retirement than compromise himself by doing something not directly related to winning, shrugged when told of Choate's reaction.

Compare the rawness of the four episodes of a television show that Pryor co-wrote and starred in for NBC in 1977 with any contemporary HBO show by Tracey Ullman (who needs blackface to play a black woman): the first Pryor special opens with a closeup of his face as he announces that he has not had to compromise himself to appear on a network-sponsored show.

Living in a country eager to maul anyone who doesn't compromise himself is complicated.

"Instead, he turned his head and compromised himself".

His biographer, Richard Cannavo, claimed that he "never compromised himself in any way".

Major League Baseball said that it did not matter if Romero had unknowingly compromised himself.

He has compromised himself to win the support of the most conservative base of the Republican Party.

Styron had "compromised himself"; Bellow wrote "in a style I find self-willed..

By not seeing any more than freeze frames of the tape, Firestone had compromised himself on the issue.