Sentence examples for himself pronounced from inspiring English sources

He was buried in the mausoleum of Augustus, and Augustus himself pronounced the funeral oration.

Later, when broadcasting on the Welsh service of the BBC, Dylan Thomas had to instruct the announcers to say "Dillan," the way he himself pronounced it.

The leader himself pronounced this month – the holy month of Moharram – as the month in which "good has a duty to fight evil".

"Robert Van Wyck himself pronounced it Van Wike; that is what the family says," said Mr. Van Wyck, the president of Van Wyck & Van Wyck, an event production and marketing company whose clients have included George Soros and Rupert Murdoch.

Arthur Sherbo, in 1967, argued that "The nature of Smart's madness is impossible to diagnose at this distance in time" and then argued that: since Battie himself pronounced him uncured, he must have been subject to hallucinations.

The climax is a standoff between the two at Lincoln Center, where Cornelia's father, who is being honored, finds himself pronouncing on the rights and wrongs of his trade.

Mr. Pollack himself later pronounced it "dreadful".

Righting himself, Mr. Bloomberg pronounced: "The ride was great".

From this point, the Goodman band went on to unprecedented fame, and Goodman himself was pronounced the "King of Swing".

Mr. Moreno Gil, who billed himself as Moreno del Metal, pronounced himself unperturbed.

And similar advice awaited Young-Bok Kim, a Korean bass baritone, whose name Pavarotti amused himself by pronouncing "Young-ah Bok-ah Kim-ah".