Sentence examples for he himself represented from inspiring English sources
In the Passaic County Bar Association's journal, Stavis has recalled two of his encounters with Brennan when he himself represented the employees' union of the Phelps Dodge Corporation, of Elizabeth, New Jersey, and Brennan represented its management: "He was a vigorous, overwhelmingly able, and above all gracious opponent.
Zane warns Alan that the "irrational Alan" is still inside the cabin, controlling the Dark Place, while he himself represents the rational part of Alan; the rational Alan must regain control of the dream for any chance of Alan to escape the Dark Place.
Italian lawyer Severo Bruno does not usually have such important clients but yesterday he found himself representing Jesus Christ in court in a small town north of Rome.
Although he lacked a law degree, he represented himself in court, where he took on the dual roles of victim and aggressor.
He thus represented himself as more Cartesian than Descartes himself.
After Presbyterian rejected two appeals, he took his case to a state review board, where he represented himself because he could not afford a lawyer.
At his fifth trial, in 1999, he represented himself; he is now serving a 10-to-25-year 10-to-25-year 10-to-25-year 10-to-25-year
Mr. Seeber said he was unaware of this when he represented himself initially.
He has represented himself at least twice in other civil lawsuits.
He consciously represented himself not as an American Caesar but as an incarnation of American democracy.
