Sentence examples for matters himself from inspiring English sources

Then Gagne took care of matters himself, whacking the rebound of his shot off the goal post and by Dunham at 10 42.

Vexation was a way of life for Satie, who, in the face of an overblown late Romanticism, often plunged into a radical simplicity that Minimalism would discover only many decades later, and yet he would complicate matters himself.

In the five years he served starting in 1997, Father Thompson rarely consulted with the finance committee, parishioners said, and handled most financial matters himself or through his sister-in-law, whom he had brought in to oversee the parish's books.

Davis would have preferred to be an army general, and as president tended to manage military matters himself, delegating poorly.

He has thought about the matter himself — and thought and thought.

In all probability, Lincoln had tired of the bickering between Stanton and Hammond, and had decided to let his secretary of war handle the matter himself.

In any case, Podhoretz said to me, he believes that George W. Bush will settle the matter himself, by bombing Iran before he leaves office.

He gathered up the research that the Prosper group had completed on military commissions and took charge of the matter himself.

Yet even if Mr. Byington would rather not debate the matter himself, those who have followed his work are curious to see if someone with such an idiosyncratic voice can find mainstream embrace.

This time a preconcert announcement pleading for the suppression of coughs sent a ripple of knowing laughter through the hall; a while later Mr. Jarrett, interrupting his performance, addressed the matter himself, adding one more layer of ritual, that of atonement.

"Some analysts of Christianity say Orthodoxy is in many respects closer to Islam than to the Catholics," he once declared, while stressing that he couldn't judge the matter himself.