Sentence examples for measures himself from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Rather measures himself against only two yardsticks: Mr. Brokaw and Mr. Jennings.

He measures himself against everyone and everything else in town, making especially frequent references to Mr. Batali and his restaurants.

Christian also says he measures himself against his brother, comparing his success to what Ryan had achieved at the same age.

When famine broke out in northern India (1338 40), he moved his residence to Swargdawari to supervise famine relief measures himself.

A person who measures himself according to the arrows and vectors of the heart needs a sense of the circle that these lines bisect.

They loved each other too much, Abad suggests, and we can feel the strain as he measures himself against this "ideal god... always there to tell you O.K., fine, yes, as you wish," never offering the relief of the antagonist.

Reesing, the once too-small quarterback prospect, is too self aware to measure himself by others.

The only thing he wanted to measure himself against was the river.

But he continued to measure himself on the yardstick of the Great American Novel.

But truth and substance weren't the metrics the Mittster was measuring himself against last night.

He measured himself against the returning players, comparing his skill level to theirs.