Sentence examples for yes himself from inspiring English sources

From attending six schools to continuing to film movies and TV, to working sporadically as a performance-artist, to teaching one course on film and collaborating on another class on himself (yes, himself), Franco is a man of many, many parts.

But who, in the final apolitical analysis, didn't have anything resembling a convincing argument for why anyone should believe that McNamee had invented a great fiction about Clemens after telling the truth about Chuck Knoblauch, Pettitte and, yes, himself.

(And whatever happened to Nicholson and Walters, eh? Eh?) Someone must write something like a new Outnumbered for Nesbitt: he'd be perfect and lovely, and, yes, himself, but that would be fine, rather than him pretending to be his usual weird hybrid of Nicolas Cage and Declan O'Blimey-Begorrah while being better and saner than both.

The Dr Dooms of the dismal science were the prescient ones, the likes of – yes – Krugman himself, who predicted the return of depression economics.

His story is revisited in rich, rewarding detail in a fat new book, "Free for All: Joe Papp, the Public, and the Greatest Theater Story Ever Told," written by Kenneth Turan and — what's this? — yes, Papp himself.

The bilingual Mr. Bustamante, who says he will vote no on the recall and yes for himself as the replacement governor, has in recent appearances spoken like a man who wants Mr. Davis's job.

And yes, Martin himself will be writing a third-season episode.

And yes, Hitler himself could "talk graciously" when he felt it would serve his interests and lull his opponents.

He needs money, yes for himself, but still more for others worse off.

It's also not particularly exciting, at least until the very end, when we are blessed with the sweet, sweet visage of, yes, DeVito himself.

And yes, he trusts himself.