Sentence examples for himself well known from inspiring English sources

Mr. Egoyan, himself well known for such features as "The Sweet Hereafter," particularly values the form Mr. Rosenblatt has chosen: "Jay Rosenblatt isn't making 'calling card movies.' In the current climate of everyone wanting to make an indie feature, he's devoted himself to the very endangered form of the short film.

He himself well knew, as did Irving, that scandal, not literary merit, was driving the sales.

From such less-intuitive candidacies, as Obama himself well knows, less intuitive outcomes are born.

Wouldn't the second-hottest box-office star have done as well, and been more plausible than such a lofty winner, in this poor world of losers stuck in less-pleasantvilles? Rushdie himself well knows, after all, what a cumbersome handicap celebrity can become, and his seeming insistence on extreme glamour for his characters limits his room for maneuver within fiction's curious democracy.

And that argument, as Obama himself well knows, can sometimes yield an unexpected winner.

The first is to get himself as well known to Scottish voters as Mr Salmond.

Or Bernard Goetz, who, on his campaign Web site, refers to himself as "well known on crime issues".

Certainly, by now, the most distasteful aspects of the story — the family's association with German nationalism, anti-Semitism and, eventually, the Führer himself — are well known.