himself

If Tom helps himself, but causes Jerry a loss, he's a bandit.

Kaldi tried them himself, and soon enough he was just as hyper.

He named it after himself Ingvar Kamprad, plus the initials from the farm and village he grew up in.

If Tom benefits himself, while also benefiting Jerry, he’s intelligent.

He would rather crash the relationship himself than be surprised yet again by the treachery of another person.

Over the following months, he tried to convince himself these horrible visions were just illusions— but his nightmares never relented.

In order to protect himself from hurt, young Dan had to build his character to withstand isolation and endure loneliness and a meagre emotional diet.

As we were talking about, he himself has spoken about this, that he was afraid and always felt fear before every single fight.

And he's still in there all by himself with nobody to help him.

Around 1900, former German colonial army officer Fritz Bronsart von Schellendorff placed himself at the mission’s helm.

Who's making a fool of himself now?

Uh- He's in a little corner of the sub-basement all by himself with one candle.

"Yeah, well, this bloke needed 80 stitches in his neck "because he cut himself with a tile."

And his character is doing something like Russo himself, continuing to write of the place he left behind, telling its story whether people there like it or not.

And, to add insult to injury, the ayatollah is using all that cash to build himself a sweet-ass ballroom.

By age 12, he was writing fan letters to primatologists and during high school he taught himself Swahili.

Meanwhile, the New York Post recently profiled a New York City man who makes himself sushi from the bass he catches in the Hudson River.

He's been on the podcast circuit lately to plug his memoir and share a bit about himself.

PAUL: In one case where I cut down a prisoner who'd hung himself, there is no, "Right, let's sit down, let's chat, "let's have five minutes."

Growing up on the island of Martinique and later studying in France, Fanon found himself swimming in cultural messages that white people were the default, Black people the inferior “other.”

And when the boy replies, “I won’t,” it’s the first time in the book he sets himself apart from his brothers, switching from “we” to “I.”

He's great with the women, and somehow, he's able to operate all over the world by calling himself by his true name.

Though the narrator has cut ties with his family, he hints that he’s found a new intimacy among people like himself.

AMNA NAWAZ: Along the way, in spite of the 71 times he says he fell, he inspired other hikers and was inspired himself.

My journey there had begun some months earlier on X, when I'd begun following a guy named Nick Adams, who presented himself as an alpha male influencer.

The founder of Rise, who has tried to be an alpha male himself for years, told me that he'd ultimately decided that the right kind of man should have qualities of both a beta and an alpha male.

JEFFREY BROWN: The opening lines of the prologue to Richard Russo latest novel, "Under the Falls,' about a man who leaves behind a hometown fallen on hard times, but finds he can't quite escape it, like the author himself.