Sentence examples for negate himself from inspiring English sources

The guilty survivor has an impulse to negate himself, as if to say, "What was acceptable before is no longer legitimate; it's got to go - I've got to go".

Now, in light of his recent support of the death penalty, of government involvement with faith-based initiatives, and of the FISA bill, Obama supporters themselves have to look at who he is and what he might be negating about himself.

He could not bring himself to negate the 1996 election on the basis of a report that called for no indictments.

In fact, if both houses of Congress were to pass a bill blocking the DC law before it goes into effect this summer, all it would take is a signature from Mr. Choom Gang himself to negate it entirely.

God himself could never negate such moral principles and human beings are morally bound to their adherence.

(In "Corridor" a black inmate tries to negate his self-hatred by convincing himself that he's white).

Now Mr. Bush wants the Senate to confirm Michael Mukasey, a well-respected trial judge in New York who has stunned us during the confirmation process by saying he believes the president has the power to negate laws and by not committing himself to enforcing Congressional subpoenas.

At Sing Sing, dependent on the protection of his colleagues and rightfully afraid for his safety if his true profession were discovered, he seems to have made himself so inconspicuous and unintrusive as to negate part of his power as a journalist.

To do so, he must locate seven "Star Spirits" to negate the effects of the stolen Star Rod, which Bowser uses to render himself invincible.

There was the campus security chief who found himself denounced as "part of the society this movement is going to negate".

Pope Francis himself has stated that he approves of feminism, but only if it does not "negate motherhood".