Sentence examples for himself relative from inspiring English sources

Many were members of unions, which tend to lean left, where Mr Obama has placed himself relative to front-runner Mrs Clinton.

He looks far more adept at finding open spots with good passing angles, and has done a great job of positioning himself relative to dribble penetration and potential double teams.

Buffett would distinguish himself relative to more traditional leveraged buyout practitioners through his reluctance to use leverage and hostile techniques in his investments.

A male surrounded by a group of singing and known rivals should have satisfactory spatial information to orientate himself relative to other males and to detect potential reshuffles.

The other has stayed close to home, geographically and in terms of social patterns, and as a result may consider himself a relative failure.

But life-insurance contracts specify that the person taking out the policy must be doing so on behalf of himself, a relative or a business partner whose death would cause direct financial harm.

What else? Ondrej Synek of the Czech Republic has transformed himself from relative unknown to national hero following his staggering unbeaten run in the men's single scull over the last two years.

He had the same angular face, the wiry body, the look of the boy from the wrong side of the tracks having landed (himself) in (relative) splendor, and he would do an early, audacious karaoke.

Failing interaction in the health services was the most important cause of treatment failure, followed by failure in primary care, secondary care and the patient himself; the relative responsibilities were 35%, 28 %, 27 and 10%and10%ctively.

He joked that he himself has relatives working illegally in the United States.

He has surrounded himself with relatives, friends and oddballs he scooped up on his march to Kinshasa.