Sentence examples for himself associate from inspiring English sources

Though an academic himself — associate professor of computer science at Yale — Gelernter has no truck with prevailing intellectual attitudes.

The host is Lee Nelson, AKA Simon Brodkin – not himself associated with wordplay, but a capable crowd-pleaser who throws himself into the MC role.

Made by Tan himself, associates, and two companies they own, Edgedale International and Erskine Finance, the loans charge interest at 7% a year.

As he campaigned for austerity cuts and proclaimed "We're all in this together", he found himself associated with a club immortalised by the novelist Evelyn Waugh as "The Bollinger Club".

With this volume, Bernard Guenée, himself associated with the Annalistes, marks a decisive break with this dominant mode of French historiography.

Yet Plato himself associates the two very closely: at Gorgias 502c he characterizes poetry as a kind of rhetoric.

Was he ever himself associated with violence or any public disturbance?

With a wink, Toombs began listing Roosevelt as the cottage architect, with himself as associate.

The former president is distancing himself, one associate said, noting, "He's not getting anywhere near that grenade".

Although his father appears to have aligned himself with traditional forms of Christianity, Ragnall himself is associated with newer reformed religious orders from the continent.

Lin himself told associates that he believed Felton was acquired to replace him.