Sentence examples for thinks themselves from inspiring English sources

The result is a masterpiece that ranges from Matthew Arnold to Stefan Zweig by way of Hayek, Hobsbawm and (the book's real hero) Keynes and will humble anyone who thinks themselves even remotely cultivated.

Then, and only then, anyone who thinks themselves British will sob for joy, wave the flag of victory and declare unconditional love for the place we all call home.

The dish is served with the fried onion scattered over the top – delicious (and quite a revelation for anyone who thinks themselves daringly modern for liking a bit of spice at the breakfast table), but definitely "kidgeree", as Mrs Steele has it, rather than kedgeree.

Remember, nobody actually thinks themselves to be evil (unless they're insane).

Not all will have thought themselves Irish.

"Phil Sawyers should think themselves lucky.

The Obamas should think themselves lucky.

They were intellectually lazy and thought themselves intellectually superior".

Senior public servants should not think themselves irreplaceable, Nazarbayev said.

Basques and Catalans think themselves distinct nations, as, to a lesser extent, do Galicians.

Others think themselves clever for drinking bourbon out of a Pepsi can.