Sentence examples for consistently himself from inspiring English sources

Through the years he remained consistently himself: a devoted husband; a loving father and grandfather; a loyal and generous friend; a passionate golfer; and a deeply interested observer of current events, especially in the fields of business, finance, politics and sports.

But since 2012 when pictures emerged of Shapps in 2004 at a $3,000-a-head US internet conference where he was photographed wearing a badge describing himself as "Michael Green" the MP consistently defended himself saying he had stopped being Green after he took his seat in the Commons.

However some historians have questioned this because neither of his parents was Welsh, his family only briefly lived in Monmouthshire, the Welsh people Wallace knew in his childhood considered him to be English, and because Wallace himself consistently referred to himself as English rather than Welsh (even when writing about his time in Wales).

"John Boehner consistently paints himself into a corner and traps himself on cliffs, and that's been the story of the speakership," said Representative Steve Israel, Democrat of New York and chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

Yet he never consistently explained himself in those terms.

"Marc has consistently committed himself to the highest standards of the firm.

Mr. O'Neill consistently immerses himself in the projects that he tackles.

Still, industry critics acknowledge that Mr. McCain has consistently recused himself from alcohol-specific issues.

But Mr. Hahn, the city's chief civil lawyer and prosecutor of minor crimes since 1985, consistently portrayed himself as tougher on crime.

This is the act of an egotist, a selfish individual who has consistently proved himself not to be a team player but one who pursues self-interest".

As much as his numerous critics have waited for him to consistently assert himself, Van Horn has waited just as long to feel comfortable.