Sentence examples for ideas of himself from inspiring English sources

At 78, Robert Pirsig, probably the most widely read philosopher alive, can look back on many ideas of himself.

The castle gardener tells Edith that the Count hasn't married because, with his high ideas of himself, he can't live and he can't die.

Each bolt partly dismantles his idea of himself.

Still, the idea of such a restaurant captures O'Reilly's idea of himself.

Stiller often seems uncomfortable with the idea of himself as a cutup.

He likes the idea of himself as a center pawn, slow, methodical, moving forward.

On the contrary, he appears fascinated by an idea of himself as a dealer of fate.

Arnold was not wholly comfortable with the idea of himself as a poet.

Such an approach would appeal to Trump's idea of himself as a budding international statesman.

The idea of himself as meaningless compared with Ali made Nachman chuckle.

Like Mr. Hill (see below), Mr. McKenzie said the whole idea of himself at the Oscars was surreal.