Sentence examples for say himself from inspiring English sources

Roy will say himself that there are things he needs to do better.

What are these things that Trump says that Ryan thinks and desperately wants to say himself?

Cope struggles without the astonishing and compelling central character of that earlier book (which is to say, himself).

As the man might say himself: bliss it is in this very dawn to be eating pies.

His program includes the Brahms Intermezzi (Op. 117) and plenty of Bach, both straight (the Italian Concerto and the French Suite No. 6) or hyphenated (Busoni's transcription of the Chaconne, along with arrangements by Liszt and Mr. Say himself).

And those poems were curious music, as Stevenson would say himself, verses about having a shadow, having adventures, escaping to the stars and making journeys to the Land of Nod.

Shlomo said, "Himself".

He said himself he should have been a painter.

And as Kim said himself: "I never belonged".

He barely knew what he had said himself.

"Rob Howley said himself he's had a tough few months.