Sentence examples for disputes himself from inspiring English sources

Like Walt Whitman, Burgess disputes himself at every turn.

Then, pivoting from one side of the stage to the other, Izzard started to dispute himself.

Turkey also politely advised Iran's President Muhammad Khatami to abandon any ambition to mediate in the dispute himself (in the end, Iran sent its foreign minister).Syria is prepared for talks that cover the various issues that divide the two countries.

While Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, committee chairman, says he will keep "a close eye" on the copyright disputes–Hatch himself is a songwriter who occasionally pens his own Christian tunes the Senate committee chose to take no action.

The lawyer said Mr. Dellaverson should never have ruled on a dispute involving himself.

While he was mentioned only briefly in the court documents, his role in the case revealed a bizarre and nasty dispute between himself and Mr. Seagal.

Holiday Hook Shot A wealthy basketball star whose wife divorced him when she thought the N.B.A. season would be canceled because of a labor dispute lets himself fall out of playing condition by drowning his sorrows in eggnog and Hostess cupcakes.

A brand dispute between himself and easyJet had allowed Harrison to gain an advantage in pay negotiations, he said: "Tension created by Mr Harrison regarding the brand dispute, and his insistence on litigation rather than early settlement, gave him the upper hand when negotiating the extraction of more cash from the company in the form of this retention bonus.

After some inconclusive attempts to resolve their differences, Abelard asked the archbishop of Sens to arrange a public dispute between himself and Bernard on 3 June 1140, to settle their disagreements.

A speech of Andocides indirectly concerns epikleroi, as the orator claimed that the real origin of the dispute between himself and his cousin Leagros was over which of them would claim an heiress that both were related to.

During his time as President, Newton arguably abused his authority; in a dispute between himself and Gottfried Leibniz over the invention of infinitesimal calculus, he used his position to appoint an "impartial" committee to decide it, eventually publishing a report written by himself in the committee's name.