Sentence examples for I found myself rather from inspiring English sources

On first reading I found myself rather charmed by Kruger's attempt to claim "fraternity" for the Conservative cause.

I found myself rather obsessively comparing pages from my screenplays – essentially dialogue plus directions – with pages from my published novel, and asking myself, "Is my fiction sufficiently different from a screenplay?" Whole hunks of A Pale View looked to me awfully similar to a screenplay – dialogue followed by "direction" followed by more dialogue.

Which, predictably, led to an interview in which I found myself, rather than talking about misogyny and populism, responding to a man who claimed that an anti-Nafta, China-bashing, America-First Donald Trump would be an internationalist rather than an isolationist.

I find myself rather excited at the prospect.

This week, after learning of Frey's death, I find myself rather enjoying "New Kid in Town".

It is a hugely strange scene, and – occasional claustrophiliac with an intermittent taste for decay that I am – I find myself rather gripped by it.

And yet, I find myself rather against the idea that all of modern life must, in some way, teach us about some other aspect of modern life.

As I consider the fact that a homicide was committed in our little hamlet, a place people move to because it's a beautiful, friendly, safe environment in which to raise children, I find myself rather perplexed.

"I actually found myself rather taken by the thing," the Mail's critic says, sounding somewhat shocked.

Their impact on my own beliefs still resonates today in every aspect of my life, which is why I've found myself rather horrified by the vitriol spewed towards Rand in the general media.

I found myself, one rather cold night, in a small house in Johannesburg with a black artist named Paul Sekete.