Sentence examples for self-proclaimed expertise from inspiring English sources

Eichmann emerges as a different kind of "Specialist": the title refers to his self-proclaimed "expertise" at "emigration".

For all Rove's self-proclaimed expertise as a student of history, he writes that eight American presidents assumed office "as a result of the assassination or resignation of their predecessor".

Look at any prospectus by a market research company and there immediately emerges a self-proclaimed expertise on concept research.

In October 1984 Bundy, who by then considered himself an expert on serial killers, contacted Robert Keppel and offered to share his self-proclaimed expertise in the ongoing hunt for his successor in Washington, the Green River Killer.

With a self-proclaimed expertise on all things Egyptian that would make the likes of New York Times's Thomas Friedman seem humble, these cultural pundits sounded more like political analysts than art critics as they clashed and concurred on the state and fate of the arts in Egypt.

His self-proclaimed areas of expertise?

Greg Curtis once reminded me that "all barbecue experts are self-proclaimed," but Texas Monthly had enough faith in Burka's expertise to send him to Snow's late in the selection process as what Smith calls "the closer".

He's a self-proclaimed magazine junkie.

He is a self-proclaimed "skinny runt".

The self-proclaimed "Harajuku Barbie" is tired.

Hospital could substantiate his self-proclaimed longevity.