Sentence examples for to mention himself from inspiring English sources

De Frutos doesn't blush to mention himself alongside the greats – but he's equally eloquent about his failings and frustrations.

But Wells never really loosened up, and he figured he would only hurt the Yankees -- not to mention himself -- if he continued to pitch.

So when he humiliated his wife and family (not to mention himself) in front of the entire planet with his spectacular sexual self-immolation, I was as disgusted and disillusioned as any fan could be.

"It was a moment waiting to happen," he said, listing all the artists ready to burst on the scene, like Red Grooms, Allan Kaprow and Jim Dine — not to mention himself.

After all, the Bush administration (not to mention Fukuyama himself) once thought the Iraq project was achievable.

And yet, despite the big Hollywood names in attendance — not to mention Putin himself — almost no one had ever heard of the Federation Fund.

Mrs. Clinton also has help from Mr. Biden, a 36-year Senate veteran who still works his former colleagues assiduously, not to mention Mr. Obama himself.

I ignored him through oppositional behavior, later reasoning that only an idiot sets out to find the poorhouse, not to mention devote himself to something he doesn't love.

Many in parliament had vilified Charles for his stance over Iraq, and politics – not to mention, Kennedy himself – might have been better served if they had chosen to say some of this while he was still alive.

It seems like a heartless thing to say, especially when many critics — not to mention Vonnegut himself — have pointed out the paucity of fully realized female characters in his books.

To some Bronx politicians, the 54-year-old congressman seems intent on becoming a political chief in his own right, not to mention establishing himself as a counterweight to the borough's Democratic Party chairman, Roberto Ramirez, the former assemblyman.