Sentence examples for figures of himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greene, who won the primary without campaigning, has suggested that manufacturing action figures of himself could spur economic growth.

The grandparents arrive with "inappropriate gifts (Artie gives out bobblehead figures of himself), life lessons and a hands-on parenting philosophy that encompasses criminal negligence and Dr. Spock-style common sense," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.

Diane is delighted, Artie dubious, but they pack up and descend with inappropriate gifts (Artie gives out bobblehead figures of himself), life lessons and a hands-on parenting philosophy that encompasses criminal negligence and Dr. Spock-style common sense.

MR. MONSERRATE has hardly gone out of his way to make a sympathetic figure of himself.

To illustrate the problem, Mr. Stark made a drawing in the reporter's notebook, with a stick figure of himself.

It's as if he were discovering the figure of himself by repeatedly hitting it in the dark.

Instead of horses he substituted a figure of himself, and caricatures of his friends, midinettes, wine merchants and familiar street types.

The hair was a fashion statement, the artist making a figure of himself, cutting a dash and looking younger than his 36 years, in 1780.

Mr. al-Fayed bought the Harrods store in 1985 and immediately put his own mark on the business, including erecting a life-size wax figure of himself inside.

It demonstrates the range of poetic and whimsical invention that characterizes his projects: a tiny self-portrait carved on an aspirin, a color-field fresco rendered in aqua toothpaste, a nearly life-size figure of himself fashioned entirely from sugar cubes.

Asbæk is clearly the man, an actor who looks exactly like an action figure of himself.