Sentence examples for themselves manage from inspiring English sources

The tendency to blame the artist ("who the hell does she think she is?"), the deference to the attitude that discounts the filmmaker's creative furies, is a mark of critics' demagogy, or even their resentment of those who, unlike themselves, manage to work beyond the boundaries of the columns.

Ratings themselves manage to remain in dispute: Michael Moore loudly complained when his new picture, "Fahrenheit 9/11," received an R rating, which means it will be seen only by an adult audience or young people accompanied by a parent or guardian.

However the concepts in which they lodge themselves manage somehow, by rubbing off each other's corners, to settle down well enough together.

"Even if the reporters themselves manage to rise above the political pressure, their bosses will double and triple-check their scripts and it will be very difficult for them to ignore it altogether".

We have argued that exploiting the difference between what is important for epidemiology (old mosquitoes) and for evolution (young mosquitoes) makes possible insecticidal products that themselves manage resistance.

Some people who work exclusively online or for themselves manage to find ways of living in Thailand without finding a job located there.

Today they will find themselves managing the weakness of Russia, China and Japan.

Many have become entrepreneurs themselves, managing state firms for private profit.

Meanwhile, the national companies have themselves managed to run afoul of the commission.

As Mr Willetts points out, they were born at a rate of 800,000 a year, while themselves managing to reproduce at an annual rate of only 650,000.

Best of all, the book gives due attention to the many female scientists involved, which is more than a lot of the supposed innovators themselves managed.