Sentence examples for consider myself qualified from inspiring English sources

Even so, the actress, still looking every bit the fashion icon at 61, insists: "I'm not in the fashion business -- I don't consider myself qualified enough.

I consider myself qualified to write about this because I occasionally (read: often) have a negative body image.

I've never considered myself qualified to comment on the voguishness of that which they comment on, and given the wealth they have acquired doubtless they have as much to teach me about finance as fashion.

As luck would have it, I happen to be an expert on the subject of SpongeBob, as my son loves the show, so I consider myself uniquely qualified to comment.

I've considered myself particularly qualified to weigh in on the subject ever since my philosophy professor pointed out to me as a college freshman that the Italian derivation of my name, Mal-erb-a, can be interpreted to mean "bad weed". I'd like to think that my medical degree and some experience in the field of psychiatry help a little bit, too.

I CONSIDER myself uniquely qualified to comment on the performance credentials of the 2013 Cadillac ATS.

Mr. Rendell: "Would I consider Obama qualified to be vice president?

And if they have any shame, they will be less inclined to consider themselves qualified to lecture to schools.

Refreshingly (and rarely for a politician, even one as new to the game as he is), he doesn't consider himself qualified.

According to the study, potential female candidates are less confident, less competitive, and less likely to consider themselves qualified to run.

Lilly's market research had found that many primary care doctors did not consider themselves qualified to treat people with schizophrenia or severe bipolar disorder.