Sentence examples for dominating himself from inspiring English sources

Men still have special respect for a man who dominates others by dominating himself.

Even Puskás, a dominating figure himself, the captain and star of the dazzling Hungary team of the early 1950s, had to compromise and found his modus vivendi with Di Stéfano when, level on goals with him in the last league match of a Spanish season, he passed to let Di Stéfano score, rather than score himself.

It is unlikely that he will heed such calls—just as he has rejected suggestions that WikiLeaks become more transparent and less dominated by himself.

After winning a 6-7 (10), 7-6 (5), 6-2, 6-2 test of his mental resilience for his seventh Wimbledon title, a dominating Sampras separated himself from Roy Emerson.

It may take time for Coples to overcome some of these bad habits and establish himself as a dominating presence.

From his undergraduate years at New College, he insisted on dominating every gathering, imperiously surrounding himself with a fawning set.

He quickly established himself as a dominating force, especially because of his rebounding.

According to CNN, Trump is dominating several major polls, finding himself consistently in second place in early primary states and in national polls.

He never let himself dominate the news, Bill Moyers says.

The British end of this market was largely dominated by Hamilton himself and by two dealers, Englishman Thomas Jenkins and Scot James Byres.

In a race he needs to dominate, Alonso found himself only eighth on the grid, though he was later promoted to seventh after a penalty for Williams Pastor Maldonadoo.