Sentence examples for feel himself to from inspiring English sources

It is probably fortunate that Philippe Grandjean, who was called on to do the punch cutting, did not feel himself to be under constraint to carry out his own work with the mathematical precision of the commission members who had drawn the patterns.

He never felt himself to be healthy.

Frayn feels himself to be a "naturally religionless person".

He felt himself to be too kind for that.

"I know now that Maurice also feels himself to be imperilled.

Throughout his youth, Fry had felt himself to be somewhat of an outsider.

Boswell took intense pleasure in his literary fame but felt himself to be a failure.

The grief he expressed about being an "exile" showed how deeply he felt himself to be a German.

Yeltsin, for all his obvious failings, felt himself to be a president.

I suspect he may have felt himself to be its harbinger.

But whereas Pinter found recognition within the theatre establishment, Wesker felt himself to be outside it.