Sentence examples for he tests himself from inspiring English sources
Disciplined and competitive, he tests himself in Buddhist debate, an aggressive form of discourse into which young monks channel their testosterone.
He prescribed herbal supplements, which he tested himself for impurities, to help boost her immunity.
Should this act be read as penitential, or is he testing himself for basic signs of life?
For eight months he tested himself once a week, taking two pills an hour before working out on a rowing machine.
Two fights after the minor one-round disaster that Breidis Prescott delivered upon him, he tested himself at light-welter against a faded version of Marco Antonio Barrera, then, in his 22nd bout, won the WBA's belt at just under 10 stones against Andreas Kotelnik.
He explains that, since "Kill Bill," he's been putting into each film "big scenes" with which he "tests [himself]": These challenge-scenes, I don't just want them to work, I want them to be the best of their kind.
He must have felt unhappy with it himself, because the mass of materials he collected towards writing more naval history remained in note form, suggesting that, once he had tested himself as a historian, he understood that his skills did not lie there.
He has said that one day he will test himself abroad, rather than stay indefinitely at the club that he has coached to win 13 of the 16 major trophies available to it since he finished playing and began coaching.
"He's testing himself," Tess said.
There have been murmurings for a while that he should test himself.
