Sentence examples for himself recognised from inspiring English sources

As Owen himself recognised, "the poetry is in the pity".

But, as FDR himself recognised, those achievements were incomplete.

Duncan Smith himself recognised this simple fact before he came into power.

It is said that nobody dies in Ruby, as if God himself recognised the special significance of the town.

As Macdonald said, even critics like himself recognised that in Europe "fascism was the most terrible enemy.

Perhaps, at the end, he himself recognised that the survival of the dynasty depended on the son and two daughters he already had.

Then Hatton made the decision for himself, recognising that he had thrown the last dice.

Yet in Arles, where he found himself at last as an artist, and where his mind failed him and where he shot himself, he recognised the simple and eternal verities: "If you're well, you should be able to live on a piece of bread, while working the whole day long, and still having the strength to smoke and to drink your glass; you need that in these conditions.

The prime minister himself has recognised that there is a problem.

Jeremy Corbyn himself has recognised the role the Iraq war has played in fomenting the "breakdown in trust in politics" from which he has benefited so greatly.

Already he's finding himself getting recognised on the street by fans of The Hangover, and for him it's an uncomfortable experience.