Sentence examples for credit himself from inspiring English sources

"I do it because I like to help the kids," said Mr. Nazario, who seems to take little credit himself.

He has nudged Brown toward a more rock-and-blues sound, but he hesitates to credit himself for any change in Brown's singular songwriting style.

Walt himself was very much the boss – autocratic, paternalistic, surrounded by yes-men and liable to take all the credit himself.

Without mentioning them by name, Mr. DiFrancesco dismissed his rivals as "foolish and irresponsible tax raisers," while taking credit himself for 52 tax cuts over the last decade.

So what to do? Reznor and Ross avoided the co-writing problem by crediting their entire scores as a duo, perhaps a sign that Reznor understood what might happen if he tried to credit himself only.

"I do believe people are getting more intelligent about how they evaluate coaching in this league," said Jeff Van Gundy, not that he would ever credit himself for such a metamorphosis.

Van Gaal, of course, credits himself.

(Anglemyer credited himself as Anger and later as Kenneth Anger).

He resolved it by blaming Republicans -- and crediting himself.

He credits himself with getting rid of the riffraff.

When I asked him how natural-history objects had entered the American fine-arts auction market, Herskowitz credited himself.