Sentence examples for to say himself from inspiring English sources

Not that Miliband gets much credit for being right because he had so little positive to say himself.

What are these things that Trump says that Ryan thinks and desperately wants to say himself?

After all, he's travelling with a nigger who had the temerity to steal away with a white person's property, which is to say himself.

Cope struggles without the astonishing and compelling central character of that earlier book (which is to say, himself).

"He was either so out of touch, so arrogant, or perhaps both, that he couldn't find the words to say himself.

The artist has one thing to say — himself".

He had more to say about himself.

What does he have to say for himself?

You're caught," Durst is heard to say to himself in the lavatory.

David is too good-natured to say this himself.

Then Stewart had to say it himself – sheepishly, if suggestively.