Sentence examples for darling himself from inspiring English sources

One casualty may yet be Mr Darling himself, whose reputation for competence has been sorely strained.

Mr. Radnor is a Sundance darling himself: his debut film, "happythankyoumoreplease," earned an audience award in 2010 (though it failed to make a dent at the box office).

But the SNP has been pointing out that Alistair Darling himself said earlier this year that a currency union would be desirable.

While still noisily describing themselves as fiscal realists, when it comes to actual deficit-busting measures, they have gone disappointingly quiet.As for Mr Darling himself: he has never been in much danger of being overestimated.

But, as Darling himself admitted in his statement - and only the LibDems' Vince Cable was quick to pick up on in the Commons - some 1.1 million of the 5.3m original losers will not gain the full £120 compensation.

His communication skills, wry good humour and common sense were regarded by many as making him the perfect foil to Gordon Brown and more likely to cheer up the nation up than Darling himself.

Darling offered himself as a figure of "tenacity" that had made the right judgments through the recession.

This led to a wave of attacks on the proposal, including a former supporter and Chancellor Alistair Darling declaring himself to have become an "HS2 sceptic".

The sums Darling committed himself to yesterday compare with the £3.3bn combined cost this financial year of military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

and that "Darling proved himself one of the very best captains that ever took a team into the field".

After the game, Viola sought out Darling to introduce himself.