Sentence examples for demonstrating himself from inspiring English sources

The most memorable part of the story for me, however, is the journey's mastermind, the indomitable Stanley himself – the bombastic, self-hating miniature genius who oscillates dizzyingly between declaring himself "some kind of mistake" and "not really here at all" and demonstrating himself to be an epic, legendary figure leading his motley band ever onward to triumphs and territories new.

Keynes' friends in the Bloomsbury Group were initially surprised when, in his later years, he began dating and pursuing affairs with women, demonstrating himself to be bisexual.

Faced with such an international outcry, one might hope that a wise leader would reassess his strategy, thereby demonstrating himself the very adaptability that he hopes to inspire in others, and leading by example.

"Dr. Burrough has demonstrated himself as the scientist completely void of any journalistic deontology," Rocancourt concluded.

So far, Bush has demonstrated himself to be a quick wit but a terrible substantive improviser.

They say Mr. Gore demonstrated himself to be superior to Mr. Bush on policy in that first debate.

He is very much alive and healing well and, as he demonstrated himself last Friday, sitting up in his hospital bed, his attacker did not manage to wound his sense of humor.

Now that Comey has ended the issue ahead of the election, the director has demonstrated himself to be an unreliable ally to Trump, who has loudly insisted on complete loyalty around him.

He's demonstrated himself to be a man without a core, a man without a soul.

Then there's the temptation to draft Patrick Collins, who has demonstrated himself to be above reproach.

McCain moved goalposts and shifted standards and broke promises and basically demonstrated himself to be an implacable heel.