Sentence examples for means for himself from inspiring English sources
In his new work, "The Daedalus Effect and other dilemmas," Mr. Vidich embodies both Daedalus, who Greek myth tells us created the means for himself and his son, Icarus, to fly.
As the White House and Democratic Congressional strategists have come to realize, the political significance of the president's favorability rating goes well beyond what it means for Mr. Obama himself.
As his son leaves for Australia – which means for ever – he allows himself an image of what he has lost, "a child and a wife in a Devon lane – myrtles, perfumed hedges, luscious red mud, which caked so thickly on their boots that their feet became as heavy and padded as creatures in a dream".
The documents do not prove that the palace was meant for Putin himself, or that he was personally involved in its construction.
If indeed Picower got special treatment, could some of Picower's $5.8 billion in payouts from Madoff have been meant for Madoff himself?
However, Griffiths (2009) observed that this perspective on evolution is a long way from what Dobzhansky meant: "for Dobzhansky himself, biology makes sense in the light of evolution because it only makes sense if life on earth has a shared history".
Shortly afterwards the soldiers heard gunshots in the distance; Apple had met with a Kickapoo ambush, likely meant for Dodge himself.
Series' writers wanted to make sure the characters had similar characteristics to their comic book counterparts, but at the same time, could become a means for Clark Kent to learn about himself.
But the District's complaint alleges that Amos violated the law by using a shell company to divert tax dollars meant for students to himself and his co-owners.
To kick off the new year, University of Texas at Austin sophomore and "actual teen" Andrew Watts decided to write an essay about his thoughts on social apps, which was meant just for himself and his friends and maybe their friends to read.
