Sentence examples for wars with himself from inspiring English sources

We love money because of all the carefree fun we imagine having with it — Arthur rents out Grand Central for a date, stages bidding wars with himself at antiques auctions and buys as many cars, toys and clothes as he wants — but we don't much like to think about how it is acquired.

Labor frontbencher Anthony Albanese said Turnbull was "at war with himself".

The Conservationist by Nadine Gordimer (1974) A man at war with himself and his environment.

The spot casts a man's battle to stop smoking as a war with himself.

Feeling the tug of divided loyalties, the half-Korean Sakamoto is at war with himself.

In Landler's telling, Obama is often at war with himself.

As a portrait of a man at war with himself, it is unforgettable.

The story coming out of D.C. is of a man at war with himself and with the world around him, and unfortunately that latter war carried the day.

Roddenberry envisaged him as a person at war with himself, torn by being both human and Vulcan.

As Lichtenberg said about the man who fought a Thirty Years' War with himself, "A compromise peace was made; but the time had been lost".

Moreover, he will find that he has more energy for life because he will be less at war with himself and those around him.