Examples of 'fancies himself' in a sentence
Meaning of "fancies himself"
Fancies himself means to have an inflated or exaggerated belief in one's own abilities or importance. It implies that someone has an excessive and unrealistic self-perception or self-image
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Because the man fancies himself a cowboy.
Fancies himself some kind of a gonzo journalist.
I think my husband fancies himself a bit of an architect.
Fancies himself quite the family man.
And a man who fancies himself a god.
He fancies himself a bit of an expert on the beasts.
He was not the man he fancies himself now.
He fancies himself a historian of all things bawdy.
He is a poor person and yet he fancies himself to be rich.
Carlton fancies himself as a bit of a wine connoisseur.
Your brother fancies himself.
He fancies himself to be a very sharp judge of character.
Sometimes he fancies himself a dog.
Fancies himself the lord of all he surveys.
Fat little fart fancies himself as an opera singer.
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Fancies himself some sort of visionary super hacker.
This feller fancies himself a rider.
Fancies himself as some kind of artist.
This fella fancies himself a rider.
Fancies himself as a bit of a hard man.
You mean he fancies himself a matchmaker.
Fancies himself as the neighbourhood watch.
He apparently fancies himself a player.
Fancies himself as an undercover maverick.
Not as much as he fancies himself.
This one fancies himself a bit of a poet.
Such is the life of someone who fancies himself a futurist.
Hercules fancies himself as a bit of a monster slayer.
The life he has led and now he fancies himself a priest.
The owner fancies himself a star maker.
Corruption is expressed in an atmosphere of triumphalism because the corrupt fancies himself a winner.
Dice sort of fancies himself an interior decorator.
An unemployed twenty-something fancies himself a writer.
And fancies himself as the very devil.
You probably know someone who fancies himself or herself as an editor.
He fancies himself as the big theatre man.
I bet he fancies himself.
He fancies himself a fox among the wolves.
He really fancies himself.
He fancies himself as head of the family.
Someone invariably laughs when he fancies himself to be above what he sees.
Andrew fancies himself good at a number of things.
Deeper Voice Fat little fart fancies himself as an opera singer.
He fancies himself edgar allen poe.
It seems that our own Colonel Potter fancies himself quite a bridge player.
Now he fancies himself as the solution too.
Quite a one with the ladies, fancies himself.
I hear he fancies himself quite the runner.
We got ourselves a disgruntled citizen in town, he fancies himself a shutterbug.
Our McGee fancies himself a novelist.
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Irene still thinks that she fancies me
Because the man fancies himself a cowboy
