'acquired myself' is a valid phrase in written English and is often used as a more formal alternative to 'gotten myself'.
For example: "At the library, I acquired myself a few new books to read."
I opened a classic novel I had acquired and read myself to sleep.
Fortunately, I acquired the paper for myself and am prepared to name and shame.
So here are the tips I've acquired to help integrate myself into a new community when I arrive, staving off homesickness and building a strong network for the months to come.
And I had allowed myself to be acquired through a faulty syllogism: youthful passion is doomed; this was not youthful passion; therefore, it would be a good marriage.
At last, I had acquired this coveted title for myself.
I don't feel like shit the next morning, convincing myself I've acquired HIV.
Overcoming my own ambivalence involves discarding the parts of myself that I acquired through the pull of societal imperative and seeing what remains.
Your lessons might certainly be different from mine, but I would like to share my acquired insights on life and myself.
I've also been a president and CEO myself (my company, Whistle Communications, was acquired by IBM in 1999).
I acquired such anxiety about Christianity, and yet I felt myself strongly drawn toward it.
