Sentence examples for himself predominantly from inspiring English sources

Drake emerges as a painfully shy introvert, obsessed with his guitar, who expressed himself predominantly in music.

It's a fiercely political work that illustrates Israeli philosopher and essayist Adi Ophir's proposition "that God reveals himself predominantly through catastrophe and that power structures within the Bible correlate with those within modern systems of governance".

Although the Wilson cycle is about the black experience, Mr. Mitchell -- who considers himself predominantly black, with a German great-grandmother and a smattering of Scottish and American Indian -- said he prefers not to approach his character from an African-American viewpoint.

Nonetheless, it was only with much cajoling that Lambkin ended up anywhere near the mindset to make music himself, predominantly due to the enthusiasm and guiding hand of the aforementioned James Murphy.

Previously working as a ceramicist (and occasionally a painter), PEET now finds himself working predominantly in the arena of Rauschenbergian sculptural assemblages, utilizing his expertise in paintings and ceramics alongside readymades to form a cohesive concept.

It is illegal under Kenyan law for refugees to leave the camp, but Bashi "camouflaged" himself in the predominantly Somali neighbourhood Eastleigh.

David Daniels decided long ago that he would not limit himself to the predominantly early music repertory that countertenors were expected to sing, but would perform anything he felt he could interpret persuasively.

He began to emerge from his shell in 1971, transforming himself from a predominantly leg-side glancer and puncher into one who made the majority of his runs in the classical style in the arc between point and the bowler.

Despite a pledge he made when he took office to make diversity a hallmark of his administration, Mr. Bloomberg has consistently surrounded himself with a predominantly white and male coterie of key policy makers, according to an analysis of personnel data by The New York Times.

Kagame, who himself led a predominantly Tutsi-rebel force before becoming president, has denied any involvement.

Lehmann's debut Test series as Australia's coach and an Australian selector was chock full of judgement calls made predominantly by himself and Rod Marsh, the selector on duty.