Примеры использования Believes himself на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He believes himself ready.
The first was in the September 2003 audio drama Deadline,where he played a screenwriter who believes himself to be the Doctor.
I think he believes himself.
Each believes himself the hero, the other villain.
Even though being a gunman Wolfwood takes his faith greatly in mind, but unlike Vash who is much of pacifist,Wolfwood believes himself to be a realist and that violence and killings are a part of life.
Though Tyrion believes himself dead already, they part as friends.
Rounding out the portrait, the Prince also stated:The only things about which he knows nothing are those which he believes himself to be expert: the rules of the dance, the French language, good taste, the way of the world.
Every senator believes himself to be a potential Caesar, therefore every senator is guilty of treason.
That is because he believes himself the greatest detective in France.
He believes himself to be the perfect demon to lead the armies of Hell, but Lady Satana prefers someone with a soul of Sigilkind- namely, Spawn.
So we will pick the hour when he believes himself to be strong, but is in fact, already exhausted as the start of the session.
If this creature believes himself challenged, he tries to drive off the interloper by bellowing loudly and pawing the ground.
Steven Grout is a paranoid roadmender who believes himself to be an admiral from a galactic war imprisoned in the body of an Earthman.
But Napoleon believes himself to be of such superhuman strength that he takes six times the amount of poison needed to do the job.
In States Parties whose laws provide that anyone who believes himself to be threatened with deprivation of his liberty is entitled to recourse to a competent court in order that it may decide on the lawfulness of such threat, this remedy may not be restricted or abolished.
In States Parties whose laws provide that anyone who believes himself to be threatened with deprivation of his liberty is entitled to recourse to a competent court in order that it may decide on the lawfulness of such threat, this remedy may not be restricted or abolished.
Churchill firmly believed himself a man of destiny.
He believed himself a god and decided to build an opulent palace for himself. .
Many a giant has tumbled to the afterlife, believing himself too big to fall.
Initially this Carrion believed himself to be another clone of Warren but slowly found McBride's memories and personality trying to reassert itself.
He was repeatedly described by contemporaries as arrogant, believing himself to be a skilled leader and orator as well as having proper revolutionary character.
His girlfriend Sien son Willem believed himself to be Van Gogh's son, however the timing of his birth makes this unlikely.
Murad believed himself to be the heir of the Chinese'tea Saint,' Lu Yu, who conducted the tea ceremony in the atmosphere of separation from the world in a special place.
Another inmate of Bi cetre,also believing himself a king, always expressed him self"in a tone of command and with supreme authority.".
It is regrettable that an artist of Furtwängler's stature had to enter the dispute, believing himself to be compelled to identify himself with Hindemith….
Needing to use a wheelchair and believing himself dishonored by the defeat at Landeshut, Fouqué refused Frederick's offer to return to Glatz and instead retired to Brandenburg an der Havel.
He, believing himself an out law whom the king would pursue, did not return to Beleg on the north-marches of Doriath, but went away westward, and pass ing secretly out of the Guarded Realm came into the woodlands south of Teiglin.
He, believing himself an out law whom the king would pursue, did not return to Beleg on the north-marches of Doriath, but went away westward, and pass ing secretly out of the Guarded Realm came into the woodlands south of Teiglin.
Thus far we learn that the Book of Enoch was published before the Christian Era by some great Unknown of Semitic[?]race, who, believing himself to be inspired in a post-prophetic age, borrowed the name of an antediluvian patriarch145 to authenticate his own enthusiastic forecast of the Messianic kingdom.
The Supreme Court based this judgement on the principle that in accordance with the provisions of article 5, paragraph 5, of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and article 9, paragraph 5, of the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights, anyone believing himself to be the victim of unlawful deprivation of liberty must be able to claim complete compensation for the damage he has suffered as a result.