Sentence examples for neglect himself from inspiring English sources

He never neglected his brother, he said, but he began to neglect himself.

Gray's current and long-suffering wife, Morag McAlpine, Glass fairly reports, "sees faults where others see only the Gray-who-can-do-no-wrong". Pride of place in the personal comments, though, goes to Rosemary Hobsbaum's remark on Gray's eczema: "You used to have to take a Hoover to the floor when he left the room: he neglected himself".

He neglected himself, after a race he just let go.

In handing out incentives, Stronach has not neglected himself.

Fortunately, Mr. Obama provided a social X-ray of this circuit in his book, and he did not neglect to scan himself.

As dementia progresses, language ability may begin to deteriorate and the individual may neglect to care for himself appropriately.

Or, writing about his mother, he charges himself with neglect: "I... thought about the kind of son I was, who would deprive his dying mother of a few more minutes, that's all she'd claimed..

You cannot 'get' Gutfeld's joke unless you 'get' that a large part of his audience ardently believes that Obama is in fact gay, that his marriage is a sham, and that Mrs. Obama leads a life of Marie Antoinette like extravagance to compensate for her husband's neglect while he disports himself with his personal aides.

When Dafoe was locked in that dark closet, he wasn't so much neglected as mastering himself.

In a clustering miscalculation, however, Ferriss had neglected to seat himself with a view of the restaurant's doorway, so that I entered and was seated without him noticing, and spotted him before he saw me.

Now a middle-aged barrister and recovering from his addictions, he is a father himself, neglected by a wife consumed by motherhood, and battling with a mother determined to disinherit him in favour of a sharp eyed Irishman with a New Age foundation to run.