Sentence examples for has considered himself from inspiring English sources

"Every G.M. executive I've met has considered himself as part of an institution".

Throughout his career, Mickelson has considered himself fortunate and his life fulfilling.

Bill Mabry, the story's teller, has considered himself and his wife to be good friends of the Ropers, but now they find themselves excluded.

Since the early nineteen-fifties, when he kept a bust of Lenin in his study at Worcester College, Oxford, he has considered himself a maverick.

While Thomas, who has considered himself a mentor to Marbury, said he still wanted him on the team, he stopped short of committing to him as a starter.

Blessed by good health and vast family, married 40 years, with five children, 11 grandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren on the way, Edward has considered himself lucky to be enjoying his retirement and twilight years without care or controversy.

He had considered himself a team player.

He said he had considered himself an "inferior Jew" until he met Rabbi Neulander in 1993.

He said he had considered himself a good judge of his fellow travelers beforehand.

As recently as 10 months ago, Mr. Bariz said, he had considered himself an ally of President Karzai.

His mother, Chastine Estelle Roberta McKinney, was born in Kentucky, and it was said he had considered himself half-American.