Sentence examples for having represented himself from inspiring English sources

"Richard had gotten very close to Dame Jean, and was getting all sorts of family photographs, having represented himself as a great admirer of Conan Doyle," he said.

Recently, he has represented himself in court.

Most potently: How could Dan have represented himself this way?

No defendant in a military capital-punishment case has represented himself in modern times.

He has represented himself at least twice in other civil lawsuits.

Up to this point, Merrill has represented himself as helpless under the onslaught of desire.

He had represented himself, often demonstrating the dramatic cross-examinations and pleading oratory that were his trademarks in his prime.

They also said that Derrick's brother had represented himself as a New York City cop while in Atlantic City.

"He has represented himself to be at distant naval stations or at sea on warships equipped with wireless apparatus," a magazine called Electrical World reported in 1907.

Throughout his career, Blind has represented himself, the basketball program and St. Peter's College with nothing but dignity and class, Stein said.

Mock Duck had represented himself as a reformer, and allied himself with the Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst, a prominent anti-vice crusader, giving Mr. Parkhurst the names of his enemies' gambling dens but omitting his own.