Sentence examples for breed myself from inspiring English sources

I should state that I am not a particular lover of purebred dogs — perhaps because I'm a "mixed breed" myself, half Japanese and half American — and so I do not share some of the passions of those who might read in Morie's careful breeding and cataloging of Akitas an interesting and thoughtful recent history of a beautiful dog variety.

Familiarity breeds contempt, but boy have I bred myself some contempt for the standard PR email and press release.

I feel like in a lot of ways — and I'm speaking for myself — it would breed a narcissistic nature within myself of [needing] validation.

I have never had a paternal stirring in my life, no desire to breed misfit freaks like myself, so I found this alarming.

He had once said that he looked on losers as a pathetic breed, and that I myself, in his opinion, was a typical loser — a typical example of the eternal literary loser.

Essentially, in this worldview, the only purpose of white women like myself is to breed.

As a book review editor, I used the term myself, for a particular breed of nastiness that sometimes cropped up in the reviews I commissioned.

"Eddie Howe is completely out there on his own at the moment in terms of that youthful breed," says Johnson. "People like myself, Gary Rowett and Sean Dyche have to emulate people like him.

"When I'm out there, I'm thinking to myself: I'm a rare breed.

"I told myself that I wanted to breed cows," she wrote in her memoir.

Hospitals, to a degree … breed a passive spirit; the memory book returned a piece of myself to me.