Sentence examples for he himself considered from inspiring English sources

As a banker and a thinker, he valued what his competitors considered transitory information and understanding over what he himself considered transitory, position or assets.

"He trusted him completely," said Calder's grandson Alexander S. C. Rower, who added that he himself considered Perls and his wife, Amelia, "a dear aunt and uncle".

In this case, there was evidence both that Hogan was accustomed to publicly discussing details of his sex life, and that he himself considered his sex life, and the existence of the videotape, if not its contents, of legitimate public interest.

This newly acquired appreciation of group theory led Weyl to what he himself considered his greatest work in mathematics, a general theory of the representations and invariants of the classical Lie groups (Weyl 1924a, 1924f, 1925, 1926a, 1926b, 1926c).

The tradition of ascribing the view to Saṁghavī and Pārīkh that the Tattvôpaplava-siṁha is 'a genuine Cārvāka work' relies rather on the misreading of what both the authors say: they are well aware that Jayarāśi develops an original and independent school within what he himself considered a materialist tradition.

Power presents Perry as forever trying to get out from under Stepin Fetchit's shadow and present his alter-ego the way he himself considered him -- as a subversive, revolutionary force.

He said he considered himself a doer of good deeds.

In April, he said he considered himself "the best pitcher in the world".

He said he considered himself a woman and had been eager to dress as a bride.

In response to a question, he said he considered himself an empathetic person.

Tom Williams stated that he himself was considering all options.