Sentence examples for feeling himself to from inspiring English sources

Daniel1 believes in the possibility of love, though feeling himself to be a "prehistoric monster with my romantic silliness, my attachments, my chains".

It was a language he knew!" He lacks equivocation and vanity, feeling himself to be a "grain of salt, the germ of unrest in their bland and sluggish porridge of a party, a man of conscience and thereby an irritant".

Though in practice, such a system has been gradually taking root for decades; the fact that Mr Peretz can live in Tel Aviv without feeling himself to be in a racially oppressive state only shows how effectively the system has made the non-citizens over whom Israelis rule invisible.(Photo credit: Deanb via Wikipedia).

Within a month of his appointment Granby resigned the leadership in the Commons, feeling himself inadequate to the post, and the party functioned without a leader in the Commons for the rest of the parliamentary session.

The song is told from the perspective of a "bird living almost in a parallel universe to humans, oblivious to the gravity of the games which are being played around us", something which Rhys admits to feeling himself much of the time.

Its hero and victim was Dwight Johnson, a black sergeant who won a Medal of Honor in Vietnam and returned home to Detroit as a troubled hero, beset by flashbacks, burdened by debt and feeling himself exploited by the Army to recruit other blacks.

Hesitant occasions of pride, feeling himself feeling.

"Jason hasn't been feeling himself.

The disease that had made a home in his mind had removed any ability to explain how he was feeling, even to himself – let alone to anyone else.

However, one day he had caught himself feeling superior to other people because of these activities, and had decided to curb them.

And he finds himself feeling tied to Haiti again.