Sentence examples for appointed herself from inspiring English sources
She appointed herself editor-in-chief.
Shapiro even appointed herself as director of one episode.
In 1989, Ms. Franklin pretty much appointed herself as a judge of truth in decorating.
Barbara has appointed herself Sheba's "unofficial guardian," protecting her from the salivating tabloids.
Last June, a month after scheduled elections, Ms. Van Tassell called for a meeting and appointed herself president, according to several members and people involved with the club.
It began with 17-year-old Abby from Preston, who appointed herself "spokesperson of the Milifandom" and promptly got the term trending on Twitter.
"If she returns to Alaska, Palin could pursue appointing herself," Tony Hopfinger, an editor of the blog AlaskaDispatch, wrote.
This desire to avoid the spotlight is considered one reason that Mrs. Gandhi, who has twice delivered the Congress Party to national power, did not appoint herself prime minister.
Ms. Haley, who said that she would not appoint herself, is most likely to frame her choice around her own re-election efforts.
Against this factual background, we are therefore shocked that the IPCC Commissioner, Deborah Glass, would then appoint herself judge and jury by releasing her personal view that she disagrees with the findings and asks the public to decide.
Representative Lyons said she would probably appoint herself to the Reapportionment Committee, although she had not originally planned to do so, saying she had been unaware until recently that it was a common practice for leadership to do so.
