Sentence examples for he has called himself from inspiring English sources
He has called himself the Antichrist.
He has called himself a "progressive evangelical".
He has called himself "a socialist at heart" and a fiscal "conservative".
He has called himself the "no-sides" leader who promises to put consensus before confrontation.
He has called himself a "ratings machine," and in the world of TV, ratings equal profit.
Cashman also has a scrappy side; he has called himself the last guy to back down from a fight.
He had called himself unready, but promised this week to reconsider and gave a suspiciously presidential speech at the Ronald Reagan library in California, lamenting the failure of Americans to "live up to our own tradition of exceptionalism".
"I have just met a charming German of keen intelligence who calls himself Siegfried," Miss De Koven wrote that day to an American friend (though to the aunt, anyhow, he had called himself plain Bobby).
He had called himself unready, but promised this week to reconsider and gave a suspiciously presidential speech at the Ronald Reagan library in California, lamenting the failure of Americans to "live up to our own tradition of exceptionalism .Mr Christie has delighted Republicans in New Jersey by cutting spending and bashing the public-sector unions.
While we're at it, what would he have called himself had he grown up in Chelsea or Hell's Kitchen — A-C-E?) Granted, a mapmaker's headache doesn't loom terribly large when stacked against the dislocations that await millions of riders as a result of widespread service reductions being prepared.
The previous season, fed up at being replaced in more than two-thirds of Tottenham's matches, he had called himself "the most substituted player in Europe" and twice walked straight past Redknapp, with whom he was at odds regarding his fitness levels, after coming off.
