Sentence examples for were in him from inspiring English sources
noun
A position of power or a way to get it.
- His parents got him an in with the company
Depression and suicide were in him from the start".
What discrepant parts were in him: the fierce tongue, the tender heart.
His was less a question and answer session and more an extended excuse for the audience to tell him how disappointed they were in him.
Wayne's steady, appraising gaze still said, "I won't start anything, but if you do…"Wayne was lucky in his directors, as they were in him.
Tells of the descriptive piece of travel lore by Owen Lattimore called "The Desert Road to Turkestan" in which he says that what draws him to travel is the melancholy of it a winelike melancholy, etc. Woollcott says that if it were in him to feel a melancholy of this sort, he would feel it about a place that lies in the Carolinas clese to the delta of the Santes River.
"I've always loved everything he's done and I've always looked at how interested people were in him and I thought I was really lucky to be part of it... We all love him very much and he's really a generous, wonderful soul and whatever his personality is, we're grateful to be with him".
They're in him like veins.
"The history of the orchestra is in him".
It was in him and he had something to say.
"Ian McKellen will tell you that the theatre was in him.
