Sentence examples similar to prone himself from inspiring English sources

Next to Suh, unheralded Corey Williams, though somewhat penalty-prone himself, is an excellent three-down player.

Baldwin is something akin to a giant child, incapable of censoring himself, prone to lashing out violently, not realizing his actions have consequences, and shitting himself.

We do have the curious information that he was possibly prone to disguising himself at times.

Frampton is prone to seeing himself as the center of the action whatever the milieu.

Koch was outspoken, intolerant of opposition, frequently capricious, and prone to see himself as above politics.

He was afraid of the dark and prone to drinking himself into stupors.

Wawrinka is prone to doubting himself on the court, an affliction that seems to haunt the most mercurial of shotmakers.

Unlike some other politicians, Mr. Romney is not prone to unburdening himself of his life's travails on the stump.

He is a bit of a loner, and rather too prone to promote himself and his ministerial activities for his colleagues' taste.

Tells about former Attorney General Ramsey Clark's fears that his successor might not be prone to devote himself selflessly to the public interest.

All of them dealt with the Spanish Infante, heir to Philip II, who was in reality unstable, violent and prone to harming himself as well as others.