Sentence examples for he himself dismissed from inspiring English sources

He had a way of waggling a hand at the wrist as he made a suggestion, the gesture seeming to signal that he himself dismissed any prospective attachment of larger significance to his words.

But he himself dismissed it as "very corny", and even "bloody awful tripe".

He himself dismisses the criminal charges as "absolute lies".

In October 2004, Brosnan said he considered himself dismissed from the role.

I speak to Javid, whose family fled to Iran to escape the war in Afghanistan, and where he then found himself dismissed from his job at a pharmacy by the authorities and barred from taking any other employment.

He himself later dismissed this as juvenilia.

His national-utopian thought shared traits with both of these extreme positions and made him, in fact, one of the few Jewish personages "acceptable" as a partner for debate with moderates National Socialists in the early 1930s, a proximity he himself vigorously dismissed as a misperception.

Coupland himself dismissed it as too 'contrived' and inevitably it was suggested that he was a one-hit wonder.

Mr. Ruckelshaus refused and was himself dismissed.

As for Eisenberg himself, he dismissed the people on the Internet saying he was too recognizable saying, "'Come on people, it's the same person.' I was really proud of it".

Speaking for himself, he dismissed the authorship question as a parlor game and a distraction from the plays.