Sentence examples similar to president elect himself from inspiring English sources

Osama Mohamed, 20, a student sitting with a group of friends, said they wanted General Sisi to "leave his office and elect himself president".

But he did vote his 51 percent majority stake by proxy to elect himself president, at the helm of a downsized board of directors on which only Mr. Satujev also secured a seat.

"Part of the goal here," Obama said, "was to make sure that we did not do the work of the leakers for them by raising more and more questions about the integrity of the election right before the election was taking place at a time, by the way, when the President-elect himself was raising questions about the integrity of the election".

The president-elect himself struck this note last spring.

The president-elect himself has issued posters exhorting his fans to "Be the change".

No one has embraced the comparison as enthusiastically as Trump's supporters, and the President-elect himself.

The President-elect himself has not taken a clear position against transgender access to bathrooms, but his agencies may.

At least two members of Trump's incoming cabinet have, like the President-elect himself, extensive experience stiffing the working stiff.

It will dawn on someone -- perhaps the president-elect himself -- that despite all that rosy campaign-trail optimism about how this is America's moment of glory, the next four years could get really, really nasty.

And the President-elect himself has sent signals promising a new policy with universal coverage and much lower deductibles, whose mechanisms have not been described and whose aims seem functionally impossible.

Although Mr. Obama's vice president, Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, is among the party's most respected experts on foreign policy, the president-elect himself has more modest credentials in military affairs.