Sentence examples for nations himself from inspiring English sources

Eighteenth-century economist Adam Smith, author of The Wealth of Nations, himself foresaw this when he said, "Consumption is the sole end," and consumers are often seen to be on the lowest link of a very long economic food chain.

On Sept. 2, 1967, Mr. Bates declared it an independent nation, himself its royal overseer and his wife, Joan, its princess.

After all, if Mugabe were truly safe, he would have told the nation himself, at a more conventional hour.

He once hoped to lead his nation himself, as he famously led it on the cricket field, but failed.

(I wonder whether Griffith, if he had performed in "The Birth of a Nation" himself, would have been able to bear showing and seeing himself delivering its hateful message).

Iraq desperately needs a truly national leader and one who puts the nation above himself.

A U.S. president has obligations toward the people of his nation, before himself or his family.

But he can still appear resentful of a country he feels has belittled his own nation and himself.

They were claiming it belonged to them, not to the tyrant who had usurped their nation for himself.

Sadly for Wallace's state, his region, his nation and himself, he did not respond as John Lewis did after his defeat by Carmichael.

Guy Sanders, 53, a retired E.M.S. worker and spokesman for the Eulenspiegel Society, a group that bills itself as "the oldest and largest BDSM support and education group" in the nation, has himself been out as dominant for about five years.