Sentence examples for think himself from inspiring English sources

A boss may think himself so brilliant he refuses to plan for his eventual departure or undermines possible successors.

"He had the ability to really think himself into the minds of these two people".

Does that mean he has to think himself angry to write lyrics?

This president may think himself unassailable, but Americans are seeing him for what he is: a tin-pot tyrant.

He did not think himself a poet for a long while, and even then ­poems came fitfully when they came at all.

And what veteran point guard worth his handle wouldn't think himself capable of making the transition from player to coach in seven seconds or less?

He thought himself more important than me.

Lucky as he thought himself, Burton hated acting.

Martin thinks himself a lonely, sensitive, almost visionary man.

In spite of these arrangements, Dowell thought himself "happy".

That is not to say he thinks himself a saint.