Sentence examples for beginning I must from inspiring English sources

"I think that from the very beginning I must have been wired differently," says Albee. "I learned that I was adopted when I was five or so, and I wasn't surprised.

As a long-time observer of California Pizza Kitchen, having been with them since the beginning, I must take my hat off to the new CEO, GJ Hart, and his staff for having the imagination to think 'outside of the box.' The manager told me that Larry and Rick had been in recently and highly approved of what they saw.

The poem begins: I must have been bitten I must avoid infection Or else I will be as dead As Naipaul's fiction.

It's like the old Masefield poem [Sea Fever, which begins 'I must go down to the seas again'].

I am not sure where to begin, but I must begin somewhere.

CHICAGO — Ramadan has just begun, and I must admit that it starts with no small amount of dread for me.

Throughout, the lyrics are oddly imprecise – every sentence begins with "I must have … " or "I'm pretty sure … " – and it's this vague recollective tone that gives her account a tinge of unreality, even fiction.

To begin with, I must respectfully disagree with the President's contention that his relationship with Monica Lewinsky and the way in which he misled us about it is nobody's business but his family's and that even Presidents have private lives, as he said.

While I applaud Gerald Marzorati's clear-eyed view of the ill-fated Altamont concert in December 1969 as not being the big-bang end of the Woodstock Nation ["Altamont: End, and Beginning," Aug. 13], I must take serious issue with his main contention: that the age of the rock spectacle was begun by the Rolling Stones.

It begins: I think I must have lived Once before, not as a man or woman But as a small, quick fox pursued By ladies and gentlemen on horseback.

As the weeks pass and the countdown to the start of the school year begins, I know I must incorporate honest and open conversations about race into my classroom.