Sentence examples for he discovered himself from inspiring English sources

In the ensuing events, he discovered himself, however Bangladeshi, to be British.

Callow disagrees: "Our view is that he discovered himself sexually with Anne.

Perhaps it's because Burckhardt was a jazz spirit: he discovered himself in the art of spontaneity.

In this sense, the diary — which he called "faithful dog of my soul" — became his major creative endeavor, the work through which he discovered himself.

Around that time, however, he discovered himself as a songwriter and once he began writing, the songs came to him in torrents.

Some climbers say that Mr. Ikumori knows every inch of the rock and has helped thousands of people climb across it, sometimes along routes he discovered himself.

Mr. Fraser is a master of goofy befuddlement, and his face as he discovers himself speaking Spanish is almost worth the price of the ticket.

Anne's husband punishes her for adultery by banishing her from the family home and cutting off all contact with their children; Susan's brother Charles, when he discovers himself indebted to an enemy, attempts to pimp his sister out.

But after he and his brother discovered table tennis in a local park, he was discovered himself.

Not up to his girlfriend's ambitions — she wants to be Bob Dole's speechwriter — Jason, who failed to get into Yale, tries to convince her that they really do have a mind meld even though he has discovered himself to be the kind of guy who is a fan of nine-hose industrial beer bongs.

For example, his first generalization of (1.1) to the power weighted case (see (2.1)) is in fact also equivalent to (1.2) via another simple substitution (see (2.2)) and of course he had then discovered himself that both (1.1) and (1.2) also hold for p < 0 (at least when f(x) > 0).