Sentence examples for he himself determined from inspiring English sources

Hipper reported: "I Scouting Group was therefore no longer of any value for a serious engagement, and was consequently directed to return to harbour by the Commander-in-Chief, while he himself determined to await developments off Horns Reef with the battlefleet".

Responding to claims that corrupt rulers and criminals have parked assets in Britain using property purchased through shell companies, he declared himself "determined that the UK must not become a safe haven for corrupt money from around the world".

Bouton might be remembered for what he wrote about other players, but in "Ball Four" he also examined himself, determined to reconcile his love for the game with his exasperation at its pettiness and primitivism.

Most importantly, he has shown himself determined to demolish that vision of a pluralistic America in which these people and other minorities have an honoured place.

Secretary Powell said he himself was determined to "keep a broader view out as to what opportunities have been presented to us".

The senior England manager, Fabio Capello, admits he has been impressed with the flying start the teenager has made at the Emirates Stadium but he himself is determined to keep both feet on the ground and instead chose to heap praise on his team-mates after the Iceland win.

He could identify with a genius betrayed; it was the prospect of grovelling recantation that he himself was determined to avoid.

I think here all these issues seem to have struck you outside the narrative context and the thematic preoccupations of the book...I think you have — a word I hate — overreacted to these few observations, which he himself knows are determined by his Jewishness and nothing more.

But even as he slowly embraced her ambitions for himself, he remained determined to find another career.

Not only does Reeve want to cure himself; he is determined to transform medical research, which he feels is constrained by excessive caution.

John Healey, for Labour, welcomed the statement, but added: "We need to hear from the prime minister himself that he is determined to build a proper standard of care".