Sentence examples for considering himself as from inspiring English sources

Considering himself as an honest and well-intentioned politician, he felt it was obvious that the more money and political power he gains, the better it would be for his constituents.

He's not considering himself as a singer but more as a musician using his voice as an instrument and he's processing his voice in a very special way that creates his instant style.

Mr. Buffett says he now considered himself as much a business manager as an investor.

Including photographs of himself with various sources adds to the impression that Gage considers himself as interesting as his subjects.

For the first half of his life, he considered himself as much a painter as a photographer, and when he finally gave it up, in 1923, there was a typical flamboyance in his renunciation, as he took his canvases into the garden and burned them.

Dennis Foy, the chef and owner of Foy's and a longtime fixture of the local culinary community, has long considered himself as much an artist as a chef -- and not because of the swirls of drizzle he makes with a reduction sauce.

Formally exacting pictures of a backlighted wood stove in an empty white room, and of a rustic wooden door open to reveal a narrow flight of stairs, make it clear that Mr. Sheeler considered himself as much a photographer as a painter when he was starting out.

Patterson considers himself as an entertainer, not a man of letters.

He considers himself as American as the multitudes he's registered to vote.

"Every G.M. executive I've met has considered himself as part of an institution".

Mr. Lochte emphasized to Mr. Lauer that he considered himself as a victim.