Sentence examples for one of themselves from inspiring English sources

The Book of Snobs (1848) is a collection of articles that had appeared successfully in Punch (as "The Snobs of England, by One of Themselves," 1846 47).

And all the better for the fact that he was one of themselves; a local boy with a genius for football.

Students are no longer radical enough to elect one of themselves, it seems, and rectors are now more likely to be celebrities or politicians.

In another way, my lucky choice of name made French people think of me as one of themselves from the beginning".

Thus it was impossible for Americans to accept the black man as one of themselves, for to do so was to jeopardize their status as white men.

The best help they can think of is to make him one of themselves: a member of India's idealistic leadership — the member in charge of mountaineering endeavor.

Progenitor cells are similar to stem cells: they divide to make, on average, one copy of themselves and one mature cell of another type (such as a secretory cell).

In total, participants took 10-18 photographs, including ones of themselves or family members preparing or eating food, plated foods, and foods on counters or in storage.

The Addicks have lost one of 18 themselves this season.

They are in week one of "finding themselves" (however many months they may have just spent in Thailand avowedly doing that very thing).

No matter how fitting the role, when people continually display just one aspect of themselves, it flattens and limits them.