Sentence examples for deems himself from inspiring English sources

In his quest to restructure incentives, in his willingness to take the long view, in his commitment to numbers over narrative, Packer deems himself "ultimately alone".

Jeremy deems himself a private figure, according to his lawyers, but his guests and any family with the misfortune to be connected to them are classed differently.

Every now and then we get a defendant who does not trust the system and deems himself best suited to play the role of his own lawyer in court -- better suited, that is, than someone who went to law school.

Though he deems himself "not complicated enough" to debate why the US carmaker is on the brink of extinction yet again, Greenfield avowed with a grin that "automobile people are tough people" - and that the 100-year-old General Motors name would live on.

He frequently appears on magazine covers, blogs with all comers at a popular Web site and deems himself a historic figure in the state-dominated media business.

Mr. Stein, at age 72, deems himself an "old man".

On Saturday morning, Wright deemed himself ready to play.

He happily deemed himself "laissez-faire" in 1976.How did these ideas become mainstream?

He deemed himself ready to go before the team left for California.

Jan might have left him, but Frank still deemed himself king of the house by marriage.

But Nadal later repeatedly deemed himself "not ready" or "not in condition" to return, acknowledging the knee as a problem.