Exemplos de uso de Consider himself em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Don't worry, he can consider himself well nicked.
And not consider himself better than his brothers and turn from the law to the right or to the left.
So, the Syrian president should consider himself on notice.
Who can consider himself worthy to approach the priestly ministry?
Ben told Michael that he can consider himself one of the good guys.
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Monsignor Michele Di Ruberto has no doubts about that. On the contrary. About miracles, or rather, the checking of miracles,he can consider himself an expert.
Aethelred should consider himself a very fortunate young man.
As they slaughtered fleeing Mexican troops.[152] Santa Anna was captured the following day, andreportedly told Houston:"That man may consider himself born to no common destiny who has conquered the Napoleon of the West.
The priest cannot consider himself"master" of the Word, but its servant.
But after the owner of the sacred drawing with pride could consider himself worthy, brave and strong man.
One cannot rightfully consider himself or herself a Christian without professing faith in Jesus as God.
John Calvin stated that the word"world"is repeated here so that no man may consider himself"wholly excluded", if he only"keep the road of faith.
He, as that servant,should not consider himself to be the proprietor of such goods for his personal delight, but as an administrator of them for the Lord's benefit.
It had to do it so many time that he can already consider himself as the professional equestrian.
He, as that servant,should not consider himself to be the proprietor of such goods for his personal delight, but as an administrator of them for the LordẤs benefit.
Santa Anna was captured the following day, andreportedly told Houston:"That man may consider himself born to no common destiny who has conquered the Napoleon of the West.
Let each New Creature in Christ consider himself a specially commissioned defender of the faith and Truth as was Paul, and his encouragement to Timothy to do the same.
Just as the believer must consider himself dead to sin 6.
Who in fact could consider himself worthy of such a dignity?
For his part, the Christian must consider himself a citizen in all respects.
John Hemm can by the right consider himself as one of the most skilled nominees on Emmie's award.
In the modern constitutional state, he said, a citizen is any person who, whilst being subject to the law,can at the same time consider himself to be the author of that law; subject to, but also author of the law, be it only through his elected representatives.
Inside the cab itself,the driver can consider himself at the centre of a zone that is among the safest any truck driver can enjoy.
With this confirmation,the registrant may consider himself formally enrolled in the event.
But if you succeed,you can consider himself the true champion of the arena.
Constantine had informed his son that he should consider himself a regent, rather than a true monarch.
Christ will never approvethat man be considered, or that man consider himself, merely as a means of production, or that he be appreciated, esteemed and valued in accordance with that principle.
But no one, however much justified,should consider himself exempt from the observance of the commandments;
III The petit bourgeois revolutionary, rejecting the use of the legal method of struggle,may consider himself an arch-leftist, as for example the extreme left Social Revolutionaries considered themselves when they disregarded the example of the Bolsheviks and called for a boycott of the Third State Duma.
Or anyone else who considers himself a part of the family.