Sentence examples for fights with himself from inspiring English sources

Near the end, he realizes that he has been engaged in "the only war worth fighting: the one a man fights with himself to achieve the victory of being able to say 'I love you.' "Surprisingly, as the last battles are fought, it's a war he may win.

His is an expansive, confident performance which holds all the pieces together; a scene in which he argues and then fights with himself, to the point of unconsciousness, is deftly done – half-ballet, half-slapstick.

Food! Corden breaks the fourth wall, rolls on the floor, fights with himself, indulges in audience participation both real and imaginary, plays the xylophone and basically wins you over with uproarious charm.

In his one-man Elsinore, Robert Lepage had to have a sword fight with himself.

You get a strong sense that, left to his own devices and left all alone, it wouldn't be long before he was picking a fight with himself.

By the end of the evening he's had a fantastic fight with himself, punched his own face with a dustbin lid, got his nose caught in a mousetrap, gone out of the door with estuary vowels and come back in a second later in the disguise of an Irish brogue.

His fight with himself began, and so did his journey as a leader.

Alan Sepinwall fought with himself over the execution of the prostitution story in this episode, asking, "If you buy that the partners would be willing to sell Joan, and that Joan would feel the same way, then this is an all-time great episode of the series.

On the plus side, that means he gets to stage a huge fight with himself since Myers plays both the hero and the villain -- Blazing Saddles-style, he's holding a knife to himself and soon rolling and thrashing about the stage as the rest of the cast gasps in terror.

Despite his success, Mr. Durning fought a lifelong battle with himself.

The believer will fight another believer over a shade of difference: the doubter fights only with himself".