Sentence examples for service to himself from inspiring English sources

But her testimony underlined a perhaps risky aspect of this mayor's governing style: he rarely distinguishes between public service and service to himself.

Erdogan will do a great service, to himself and his country, if he uses similarly calming language on return from north Africa.

Dobbs is an anomaly on CNN in how he operates more in service to himself than in service to CNN.

Perry didn't limit the call to service to himself, telling the crowd "we've all been called to duty," according to Breitbart.

His absolute loathing of Sir Pelham Warner, manager of the Bodyline tour, ("services to himself more like" was his comment when Warner received a knighthood for services to cricket) was matched by that for the MCC, which scandalously sought to force a letter of apology from him for his bowling if he were to be considered for England again.

He distorted his record of military service to portray himself as a fearless fighter against unambiguous evil.

Interview with Thomas E. Dewey, who has given up public service to devote himself to his partnership in a leading New York law firm, Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer & Wood.

In 1844 he retired from the civil service to devote himself entirely to his writing, publishing his history of German literature and several translations of Spanish authors.

His mother had given him his dagger, as he left for active service, to kill himself with if he was captured.She meant it, for when he behaved uncontrollably at the age of six she had taken him to the family shrine to commit harakiri then and there.

In case of a negative response, the search session is concluded and the participant can either return to the service to engage himself in another session, or abandon the service.

Though 911 is supposed to save lives, a man in Florida is accused of using the emergency phone service to save himself from boredom.