Sentence examples for addressed to himself from inspiring English sources
"It's worth mentioning the 23-year-old didn't deliver mail addressed to himself either," the police said in a statement.
Murray minor's shouts of "Come on!" were always addressed to himself, his fist-pumps given in the direction of the crowd.
His protagonists are often barely veiled self-portraits, and the bizarre and menacing situations he invented for his imaginary world form, in part, a sequence of questions addressed to himself - to his own understanding and experience.
In his first book of poems, published in 1982, Wyatt Prunty asked, "Is it the ritual or narrative / Of our lives we understand?" Was that question addressed to himself, or was he perhaps looking for a little help?
Though he credited Rafter, Agassi tainted the act of congratulating the winner by smacking a ball across the net at a lineswoman who had reported to the umpire an obscenity Agassi had addressed to himself after missing a backhand at 6-all in the fifth.
By John Richmond and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 9, 1938 P. 7 Man who was called out of town gave the switchboard operator in his house instructions, after leaving 10 postal cards addressed to himself at the hotel where he was going to stay, with instructions that she write down any messages, and mail one card to him every night.
It is the same question … it should be addressed to Sergey himself.
The letter was to be written and signed by Habbush on Iraqi government stationery and addressed to Hussein himself.
According to one source at the meeting, the MPs were angered that John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, "barged in" and started answering questions addressed to Corbyn himself.
From what little remains of the work, it would appear that the piece was addressed to Cicero himself.
These are addressed to the narrator himself, in the manner an elderly relative might respond to some quizzing about a family legend.
