Sentence examples for I consider myself that from inspiring English sources

Having traveled through 175 of our 410 units, I consider myself that citizen Director Stephen Mather had in mind when he said at the birth of the National Park Service 100 years ago, "He or she is a better citizen, with a keener appreciation of the privilege of living here, who has traveled the national parks".

Its narrator was a man who didn't want to grow up – a strange choice for me because I considered myself that year to have finally reached adult independence.

Well, I should say I considered myself that way.

"Of course I still consider myself that," Ewing said.

I don't consider myself that now – I needed a bit of a break from chasing news – but I still write too much and sit around too long.

"I'm 24, I don't consider myself that young any more," he said.

I don't consider myself that good, you know.

"I don't consider myself that young any more," said the Bulgarian.

"I consider myself someone that made a mistake," he added later.

Maybe one day I'll have that kind of relationship again, but for now I consider myself lucky that I had the chance to feel that way about someone.

I consider myself lucky that I was crazy enough that first time to throw down the cash before I knew if working with coaches would even get me anywhere.