Sentence examples for meant himself from inspiring English sources

By "Russia", Mr Putin meant himself.

I assumed he meant himself, and any doubts on that score were settled by Rivzi.

"We now know what Bloomberg meant when he said 'choice' — he meant himself," said Bruce F. Berg, chairman of the political science department at Fordham University.

By "Germany," moreover, Heidegger always primarily meant himself, a thinker creatively interpreting Hölderlin's meaning for German history in terms of his own philosophical views and Heidegger's idea that his thought was crucial for a postmodern revolution is something he never stopped believing).

It seems indisputable that by 'our' he meant himself and his Tamagotchi.

The other option was to sign custody over to God (by which he meant himself).

By "we" Fields means himself and the bonobos.

By we, he means himself and the board of Halliburton.

But Trump has been so vulgar and mean himself, the political risk seems minimal.

Every time he opens his mouth, it's a roaming, hilarious monologue about Factory, by which he means himself.

There is no doubt that he means himself, as he wanders in and out of rapping and singing, always finding "something wrong," and apologizing to someone who's been putting up with him for "way too long".