Sentence examples for as I define myself from inspiring English sources

A Zionist, as I define myself, supports one or more of the many variations on this vision, which differ wildly in their political, religious and cultural emphases.

But now I had the wisdom and experience of knowing who I really am, as I define myself, create myself and love myself with all of my successes and failures.

Travelling in Scotland in the summer of 2014, I only ever feel I am seen as English; everywhere else I define myself as British.

I define myself as a poet and as a mother – that's all".

I define myself as a radical democrat (and socialist) and I recognise some negative points about the EU.

More crucially when I am alone and not relating to men or women, do I define myself as female or as a rather more neutral being?

And especially if they are not lawyers: "How do you know what I do?" So, I think there is some professional resistance; there's some personal resistance; it is an attack on what I do; it is an attack on how I define myself as a person and as a professional.

"I define myself as lots of things, not just my career, my life".

I define myself as a designer; I'm always trying to see patterns, to see relationships, to see the way things work, or don't work.

It's a "narcissistic reflexive thought process: I define myself as feminist and so everything I do is a feminist act".

He is not alone, he said, in focusing on a question central to the project: "If I let go of my stuff, how do I define myself?" As Mr. Premo prepares to let go of his belongings, he does not quite know what oblivion will look like.