Sentence examples similar to retract himself from inspiring English sources
He retracted himself and closed the window.
But Mr Cornwell himself retracted many of his allegations after criticism.
Late last year, he found himself retracting an earlier suggestion of tearing out the White House bowling alley — installed by Richard Nixon in 1969 — to make room for a larger basketball court.
The 1998 paper in The Lancet by British physician Andrew Wakefield that sparked the panic has long since been debunked and retracted, and Wakefield himself has been barred from practicing medicine and accused of fraud.
In return, she signed a statement, evidently written by Hubbard himself, retracting the allegations that she had made against him: Interviewed more than 35 years later, Sara stated that she had signed the statement because "I thought by doing so he would leave me and Alexis alone.
When he was Mayor of London eight years ago, he was briefly barred from office for likening a reporter who had annoyed him to a Nazi camp guard and refusing to retract when the journalist identified himself as a Jew.
(Our appearance followed by a day the printing of SPLC ads in The New York Times and USA Today calling on CNN President Jonathan Klein to retract Dobbs' false leprosy claim, as Dobbs himself refused to do so).
Unfortunately, the prime minister only made matters worse for himself, and the LDP: he offered regrets but then refused to retract his remarks.The opposition parties cannot believe their good fortune.
Mr. Blair's chief communications adviser, Alastair Campbell, has demanded that the BBC retract its May report and apologize for assertions by its reporter, Andrew Gilligan, that Mr. Campbell himself doctored the September dossier.
