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Example sentences for "thinks himself"

The magistrate, I say, may be wrong in what he thinks: but while he thinks himself right, he may and ought to enforce what he thinks.

Sir, he must be very singular in his opinion, if he thinks himself one of the best of men; for none of his friends think him so.

Whoever thinks that there is any kind of lie that is no sin, he deceiveth himself foully, whilst he thinks himself an honest deceiver of others.

But though he thinks himself secure in consequence of the lenity of Henley, he hates him as sincerely as if he were pursuing him to the gallows.

He thinks himself obliged in Duty to be sad and disconsolate.

He does not think himself; and they who say that He thinks Himself mean by it only that He possesses Himself.

But when Aristotle says that He thinks himself, Aristotle degrades Him from the first rank.

A tenant who pays his landlord his rent, thinks himself no more obliged to him than you think yourself obliged to a man in whose shop you buy a piece of goods.

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