Sentence examples for pinpoint himself from inspiring English sources

Though Levchin did not pinpoint himself as a "high leverage individual," he is the epitome of such a person.

Each participant is then asked to identify himself, pinpoint where he was during the tragic event (or "critical incident"), and describe what he witnessed.

In his review of "Paquita" in 1846, he could distance himself and pinpoint a flaw in the original version.

In a 1971 interview, Williams himself pinpointed the play's central problem: Christopher.

So why, seeing as Martel himself pinpointed the problem with the book so precisely, would he go ahead and publish it now?

Lafferty himself pinpointed the growing belief in the squad as being the key to the resurgence in Northern Ireland's fortunes.

Although there is little to no archaeological evidence connected to Jesus himself, historians can pinpoint certain places mentioned in the Bible.

It is hard to pinpoint anything Bodie does to redeem himself for killing Wallace in series one, but his death in season four ends up being very moving.

He cannot pinpoint the exact moment he rid himself of the self-doubt but it is fair to say many of his worries disappeared during Euro 2004.

Wells said he had "been blessed with a rubber arm," he has pinpoint control and he has kept himself in decent enough shape to thrive in the majors for 16 years.

The pocket guide is almost as sweet and earnest as Mr. Kiedrowski himself, who, since 2004, has studied phone books from the early 1960s to pinpoint addresses in Warhol's life, immersed himself in the history of those buildings and befriended aging Warholites.