Sentence examples for he himself represents from inspiring English sources

Because only a fool or a supply-sider would eagerly engage in a debate on economics with Prof. Krugman, I'll try to eschew argument and stick to facts – or, at least, the sort of statements that he himself represents as purely factual: 1.

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.

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.

thereby representing himself as asserting that he is in the biology department, since he represents himself as being a man who honestly asserts that he is in the biology department.

Diane Kamp, an agent who represents sixteen dialect coaches and used to represent Monich (he now represents himself), says that Monich was a pioneering figure in establishing dialect coaches in Hollywood.

He often represents himself in court.

As a Muslim, I don't think that Trump represents the United States; he only represents himself".

"He represents the club and everything we're about by the way he represents himself.

It's self-explanatory what sort of person he represents himself to be.

He represents himself with Robert Storch, a successful composer forced to tour to shore up the domestic bottom line.

On the Internet, he represents himself as a "Pulitzer-worthy journalist" who runs Cernovich Media, a "global worldwide brand".