Sentence examples for he has left himself from inspiring English sources

But he has left himself almost no political wriggle room.

Still, he has left himself open to attack by Fiorina and DeVore.

But a close reading of the language suggests he has left himself an out.

Of course, Mr. Romney's seemingly bold proposal might turn out to be very tepid, and he has left himself some wiggle room.

Although his latest offer to Republicans involved only the most modest entitlement reforms, it seems safe to assume that he has left himself some bargaining room.

Unlike the previous time he has left himself plenty of time to prepare, and he has a good record as a campaigner (notwithstanding 2011's hiccups).

He came to realize just how strong he had made Sejanus and how weak he had left himself.

He also noted that he had left himself about one minute to talk about the main topic of his speech.

The statement said that Mr. Ractliffe believed he had acted in the best interest of the children's fund and that he realized he had left himself open to possible prosecution.

The Southampton diver was 18th entering the final round and although he gave his last effort, a forward three-and-a-half somersault tucked, absolutely everything, he had left himself too much to do.

If so, I have a nasty feeling that by the time Mr Cameron walked into the room, he had left himself little choice but to walk into that trap, eyes open.