Examples of 'he thinks himself' in a sentence
Meaning of "he thinks himself"
he thinks himself: This phrase implies that an individual believes themselves to possess certain qualities, characteristics, or abilities. It suggests a sense of self-perception or self-awareness on the part of the individual
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he thinks himself
He thinks himself cheated of his fortune by a lawyer.
A man is no more or less than he thinks himself to be.
He thinks himself very stupid to have forgotten her.
The wise man knows that he is weakest when he thinks himself strong.
He thinks himself to be something when he is nothing.
Someday he will finally realize that even though he thinks himself alone.
He thinks himself a great poet.
Together with, he thinks himself a humorist.
He thinks himself better than us.
He loosens his tie, when he thinks himself unable to breathe.
He thinks himself better than me.
And he tries to deceive himself, for he thinks himself incapable of confronting the situation.
He thinks himself a genius.
But he does not know this . He thinks himself as a murderer.
He thinks himself as a murderer.
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Kang Chi may be stronger than what we think, and what he thinks himself.
He thinks himself to be somebody.
This globe, of which he thinks himself.
He thinks himself to be a collector.
Uncommunicative, arrogant . He thinks himself better than us.
He thinks himself so good.
If the thief has no opportunity, he thinks himself honorable . - The Talmud.
He thinks himself to be God.
One hit, and he thinks himself the new Marlowe.
He thinks himself a better man than I.
No doubt he thinks himself great ; but is he?
He thinks himself haunted, but whether by ghosts or memories, he can no longer tell.
Bloody he thinks himself to be Sachin Tendulkar.
If he thinks himself worthy but is not, then he is vain and conceited.
Because he thinks himself self-sufficient.
He thinks himself to be bigger than anyone else, but always gets ahead of himself.
That is, he thinks himself an unrecognized and persecuted Galileo figure.
He thinks himself wise, who can ask.
For he thinks himself self-sufficient.
He thinks himself alone, yet he is not.
He thinks himself surrounded by….
He thinks himself as a murderer. But our Lord knows he's not.
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But no one ever thinks they are ready
She thinks she got kind of screwed
