Sentence examples for appointing yourself from inspiring English sources

Anonymous, Arizona I'm not sure which part of your question is more unkind: rushing your sick aunt into her grave or appointing yourself judge and jury of her daughter's behavior and future grief.

But to woo the 99 percent of the Australian population who spurned him, he'll need to stop laughing at those who suggest that appointing yourself the unquestioned leader of a party, for an unlimited term, might make you a politician after all.

You've appointed yourself a national spokesman for empathy, and you're estranged from your brother.

I am calling to remind you that things would be a lot easier if you appoint yourself to the Senate seat.

So let's begin: Question: Is it O.K. to appoint yourself as ethics columnist and then make up questions for yourself to answer, using the questions as a vehicle for poking fun at things that have been bugging you lately?

It seems that if you appoint yourself as the Tom Peters of cyberspace, this kind of claptrap is de rigueur.It's a pity, because underneath all the froth, there are some perfectly sensible ideas.

The question is, will you appoint yourself healer?

It's hard to appoint yourself as a watchdog over hundreds of news outlets.

But you also have to own your past ethical failures if you are going to appoint yourself the Grand Inquisitor of sexual harassment.

Since the downturn you have re-appointed yourself publisher: in a normal newspaper setting there's a strong chance you would be fired if you didn't fire Troy Hooper for what he's done.

To run for the Board, you only need to appoint yourself: At the time of an election, the management company or Board representative will mail out notices seeking candidates for a Board position.