Sentence examples for relevant to himself from inspiring English sources
In establishing the file, the author would provide identifying information relevant to himself.
But Mr. Simpson's lawyers say he wanted only items relevant to himself, including sports honors and family photos that had been stolen from him years ago.
The intriguing thing Mr. Jayne did was search for ephemera relevant to himself, the house or the room, and then have an Alpha craftsman make a collage out of it.
This might have had more metaphoric oomph if he had narrowed his search (as they say on eBay) to things relevant to himself and his ancestry; as it is, his pastiche makes a better metaphor for attention deficit disorder than anything else.
Bridcut also sees significance in evidence that Britten mentally regarded himself as perpetually 13 years old: this was manifested both in the Letts diaries he purchased and used well into his adult life, in which he wrote several statistics relevant to himself when that age, and in his confession to Imogen Holst – "I'm still thirteen".
Mr Masood is relevant to this inquiry, being himself a recent, probable victim of the Bin Laden terror network and its Taliban and Arab supporters.
He reportedly suffered from depression in the last few months of his life, and I know he was plagued by the nagging sense that he could no longer make himself relevant to Russian politics.
The Deccan Herald says Tendulkar "adjusted his game to the needs of different formats - Test, one-days and Twenty20 and kept himself relevant to this day, and that makes him a special breed.
Before a rehearsal period begins, Mr. Sullivan said, he does his homework, steeping himself in history relevant to a production.
Throughout his time in office he had sought to make the presidency relevant to young people, and afterwards spoke of himself as a teacher.
In the days leading up to opening night he battles his ego, his doubts, and his sanity, all the while trying to become relevant and matter to himself, his family and the world.
