Sentence examples for deliver himself from inspiring English sources

He nonetheless proceeds to deliver himself of a book clocking in at roughly twice that length.

A veteran of Seventh Avenue, Mr. Stolman helped to recreate the Lilly Pulitzer line in 1994 before deciding he had a similar message to deliver himself.

Will Alfred (a) be put in a nursing home, (b) enter a radical new treatment plan that proposes to restructure his brain or (c) deliver himself with that Hemingway-evoking shotgun in the basement?

One of them, clearly infuriated by this discussion, suddenly delivered himself of a tirade.

In Le Nouvel Observateur, he delivered himself of his definition of structuralism "which is not a philosophical doctrine but a method.

The charges are not minor: Manning is delivering himself up for what could be two decades in prison.

Selects seat next lowly-placed mortal and has unsuspecting companion delivering himself of views about matters of daily concerns.

It's as if, delivering himself from the thick textures of daily life — and the particulars of his own experience — he has gone straight to his ideas.

Magistrate James A. Blanchfield pondered the matter and then delivered himself of this opinion: "Apartment-house dwellers have many inconveniences; they should be able to put up with one more.

Almost without stopping to take a breath, he delivers himself of sour observations like, "It takes time to recognize that cheerfulness is a death song".

At the same time, the ambiguities are delicious (even the most distasteful character delivers himself, in the end, of a volley of surprising empathy).