Sentence examples for attempting myself from inspiring English sources
"At first, I cooked like I played foot," he told me when I stopped at Lameloise, in June, to pick up his cookbook and treat myself to his poitrine de pigeonneau rôti à l'émiettée de truffes, parmentier de béatilles — something I wouldn't dream of attempting myself, though, of course, I have the recipe.
It's not something I would ever attempt myself, though.
A while back I would have attempted everything myself.
I had often thought that this book about coeducation should be written, and if I had stayed in academics might have attempted it myself.
I saw an opportunity not just to keep the narrative caustic and high-spirited, but to indulge myself by writing in a style (Gothic horror-comedy) that I'd always enjoyed but had never attempted for myself.
Or was I simply attempting to thrust myself into meaningful sight?
I say it out loud, half attempting to convince myself and half attempting to fend off an onslaught of emotions.
Bacon is actually not an artist I'm interested in, but lately I've been thinking about him a lot in attempting to defend myself against certain criticisms.
The whole thing defies explanation; I frequently find myself attempting to rationalise it, to find sense and reason in it, but I cannot.
As a consultant myself, attempting to live the portfolio career, I decided to register on people4business.
