1. He stuffed himself full of food.

2. 5 He that is full of himself is very empty. 

3. He, like his son, can be a bit full of himself.

4. 1 He that is full of himself is very [quite] empty. 

5. 23 He that is full of himself is very [quite] empty. 

6. He struts about so full of himself that he is a laughingstock.

7. The younger Antiochus himself would marry his full-blooded sister Iotapa.

8. How has one member of the Governing Body expressed himself concerning full-time service?

9. The one who hires himself out puts his wages in a bag full of holes.’”

10. Isaac's Bombs deal 60 damage to enemies and one full heart of damage to himself

11. He drew himself up to his full height and glared at us.

12. If he makes it, Darius will be more full of himself than a self-catering cannibal.

13. In 1984, he gave up his job and devoted himself full-time to political activism.

14. With bars full of hedonistic illustrations and liberal use of the word “ Capeesh ”, Maxo likens himself to a mafia mobster.

15. Jefferson himself may not have been a full-fledged Deist, but he certainly shared some of the views held by Deists.

16. In Layton's company Leonard could be himself, recognise his own nature, and celebrate its pleasing to the full.

17. The pilot himself can help anticipate the swing into wind by applying full out-of-wind rudder before he starts to roll.

18. “Satan himself keeps transforming himself into an angel of light.

19. To William he had written a letter full of the gravest admonitions, urging him to think carefully about what he was committing himself to.

20. Paul’s View of Himself

21. God himself could not create himself.

22. He Bumptiously introduced himself and subsequently infered himself as the topic of conversation

23. He Bumptiously introduced himself and subsequently infered himself as the topic of conversation.

24. He Bumptiously introduced himself and subsequently infered himself as the topic of conversation.

25. The Bible explains: “Satan himself keeps transforming himself into an angel of light.”

26. He Bumptiously introduced himself and subsequently infered himself as the topic of conversation

27. Thus the king of the north made a god of himself, ‘magnifying himself over everyone.’

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30. Of Bergdoll Besotter, and himself

31. He is indefinite of himself.

32. He is unsure of himself.

33. Actious: Active; full of activity; full of energy.

34. He's rather unsure of himself.

35. Thus the king of the north has made a god of himself, ‘magnifying himself over everyone.’

36. Cody, named for its legendary founder, Buffalo Bill Cody, remains as full of Old West adventure as it was during the days when Bill himself roamed Wyoming

37. With full faith and confidence, David therefore wrote: “By God we shall gain vital energy, and he himself will tread down our adversaries.”

38. Without Availing himself of this polite invitation, Ben Zoof betook himself to his master

39. Out there, full of shine and full of sparkle

40. Actious (obsolete) active; full of activity; full of energy

41. Robert the next day seemed urbane, sure of himself, even, she thought, pleased with himself.

42. Worked himself into a frenzy and gave himself indigestion.

43. Tom wasn't very communicative - he kept himself to himself.

44. The Mayor looks at himself in the mirror andintovery ugly version of himself - GHOUL MAYOR.

45. He never took care of himself.

46. He's incapable of holding himself in.

47. He availed himself of the offer.

48. He lost all control of himself.

49. Primo can take care of himself.

50. He made a muff of himself.

51. He divested himself of his clothing.

52. He assured himself of her safety.

53. He professed himself fond of music.

54. His way of coping was to throw himself into work, and he began to reinvent himself.

55. This indicates a person’s willingness to deny himself utterly or to relinquish ownership of himself to God.

56. He freed himself of the charge of stealing.

57. He cannot divest himself of this idea.

58. He gave every appearance of enjoying himself.

59. Full of walkers.

60. He swiftly divested himself of his clothes.

61. He heaved himself out of his armchair.

62. Tom found himself something of a celebrity.

63. Tom can't persuade himself of my sincerity.

64. Thought himself something of a political philosopher.

65. John has Bethought himself of studying law

66. Reclaiming the power of Nebuchadnezzar for himself

67. He poured himself another shot of whiskey.

68. Chock full of (something) Having a lot of something; very full of something

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70. What does Chocked-full mean? Alternative form of chock full

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72. He humiliated himself.

73. He hanged himself

74. Crowley’s stammering blush came to a satisfying conclusion when Aziraphale unceremoniously tipped himself and Crowley sideways back onto their bed, and after more bickering and blanket-pulling and Afterthoughted stripping of smelly dressing gowns, Aziraphale found himself back where he meant to be when he awoke: warm, arms full of demon

75. Jimmy then throws himself over, killing himself, and lands next to Sam.

76. Therefore is man only himself when lost to himself in The Charioting

77. Taste: full-flavoured fruit, with a full, buttery structure as a result of barrel aging; full aftertaste

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79. Some sort of weird tool he made himself.

80. He should rid himself of aloofness and arrogance.