Sentence examples for indeed himself from inspiring English sources

It must not be forgotten that a child is indeed himself an individual, although under certain disabilities until majority, with rights in his own person which must be respected and may be enforced.

Pick of the morning recitals was the German tenor Rainer Trost in a selection of rarely heard Schubert songs, settings of poems by his loyal pals (and, indeed, himself) rather than the usual Goethe or Schiller.

So if Schulz had trouble conceiving of his namesake or indeed himself as a success (and by all accounts, he considered himself a failure even at the heights of the strip's popularity), he had Snoopy's fantasy life to sustain him; and he had Schroeder's undeniable genius, which no one except Snoopy appreciates, and to which Lucy, though she loves Schroeder, is blind.

His failure to give a consistently negative answer to question (2) lands him in flat contradiction with his official commitment to interpreting sacred texts in exactly the same way as profane texts (for, of course, as he indeed himself implies, in interpreting profane texts we may not assume that the texts are throughout true and therefore also self-consistent).

Sottsass, like many creative individuals of his generation confronted by the conflict in Europe and Italy's almost willful isolation, viewed his work (indeed himself) as necessarily political.

Someone who drinks himself into a stupor and has to be hospitalized has indeed hurt himself.

Indeed, Trump himself said as much.

Indeed, George Antrobus himself is a slaphappy inventor.

Indeed, Anselm himself equated truth and intelligibility with God.

Indeed, Letterman himself has already got in on the joke.

Lewis, indeed, separated himself quickly from average pro linebackers.