Sentence examples for good himself from inspiring English sources

That's one lucky, anonymous, younger lady, but Belfontaine has it pretty good himself.

The leader who does good things cannot always be good himself.

("A man likes to sleep with a brainy girl. She's a challenge. If he makes good with her, he figures he must be good himself").

Ms. Lategano came to City Hall with no strong qualifications except intense loyalty, and helped turn the administration into a flock of low-profile yes-men and -women, who encouraged the mayor's tendency to view the world as a war between the forces of good (himself) and evil (anybody who gets in the way).

Levin, surrounded by delegates, reached into his jacket to pull out his iPad, saying his children were pretty good with it but he was pretty good himself, even at the age of 80. From his iPad, he read out the restored line: "Jerusalem is and will remain the capital of Israel".

The O.E.D. has a 1948 item from The Baltimore Sun about boxing's Jersey Joe Walcott: "In the language of the ring he is known as a 'spoiler,' the type of fighter who can make an opponent look bad but who can never look good himself".

So he switched to managing the creation of goods himself.

Very often the lender must sell the charged goods by public sale; occasionally he is permitted to acquire the charged goods himself.

Fister delivers the goods himself, visiting even tiny companies to listen to their plans and offer ideas of how Cadence can help them grow.

La Salle was forced to purchase trade goods himself for expected encounters with Native Americans.

"Not purely good, but himself purely, for he allowed himself to be wholly known".