Sentence examples for himself belonged from inspiring English sources
He understood their mind-set: after all, he himself belonged to a Pashtun tribe.
Mr. Oworynawe said he himself belonged to the cult for about three months several years ago.
Vallabhacharya (acarya, "teacher") himself belonged to the Rudra sect established by Vishnusvamin, and his philosophical system of pure nondualism (shuddhadvaita)—i.e., the identity of God and the universe closely follows that of the Vishnusvamin tradition.
Khoury himself belonged for a time to Fatah (he described himself as a "militant" at one event), before, he said, switching his allegiances to literature, and "White Masks" alludes to some of the factions within the organization.
Moonen is one of New York's master craftsmen, a seafood chef of surpassing clarity and integrity who empathizes with his materials as if he himself belonged to the sea.
Instead he considered the religion of Christ, to which he himself belonged (mea vel potius Christi religio), as accessible to all men of good will.
Mukherjee himself belongs to an altogether different era – less flamboyantly anarchic, more cautiously measured.
More probably, the bulk of the intellectual tradition originating with Pythagoras himself belongs to mystical wisdom rather than to scientific scholarship.
Kaunda did not himself belong to any major ethnic group, but his continuation in power required constant reshuffling of colleagues in the party and the government to preclude the emergence of a rival.
Gass himself belongs to the class of writers – in that essay he cites Gertrude Stein, Thomas Bernhard and Mario Vargas Llosa as fellow travellers – whose less-common fictions demand more of their audiences (and justify longer, more committed relationships).
Mr. Singh, who himself belongs to the lower caste, raised the question how the election commission will deal with bicycles, the election symbol of the main opposition party in Uttar Pradesh, or lotus flowers, the election symbol of the Bharatiya Janata Party, or open palms, the election symbol of the Congress Party.
