Sentence examples for contributed myself from inspiring English sources

"My life has been useful to science less through the little I have contributed myself than through my efforts to let others profit of the advantages of my position," Humboldt wrote not long before his death.

"A lot of runs have been scored by Joe, Ben and Jonny in this series, which is great, but other guys haven't quite contributed, myself included, and we've got a chance to do that in this game," said Cook. "We were very ruthless in that last game.

He said: "A lot of runs have been scored by Joe Root, Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow in this series which is great but other guys haven't quite contributed – myself included – and we've got a chance to do that in this game.

"I'll be leading the launch of new culture-related verticals in the next several months, working most immediately on hiring new editors to build on BuzzFeed's great team, helping to define the voice and direction of our pop culture content — and also contributing myself," she said in an e-mail message.

There is a strongly held view -- one I've contributed to myself -- that our dysfunctional federal government cannot accomplish anything useful on the budget front.

This genre, which I have contributed to myself in an essay in these pages that turned to "Julius Caesar" and "Coriolanus" during the incendiary 2016 Republican primary, will continue to swell as long as Trump remains, incongruously, in the White House.

I contributed a number myself to that 8,734.

I know I've contributed to it myself.

Hard on its Cuban heels, two more books about the 1960s will join the pile to which I myself have contributed more than my share.

In fact, I contributed to that gale myself, leaving an impassioned plea for Pizza Shapes classicism on the Arnott's Shapes Facebook Page (but not before recording a seven-snap Snapchat story in which I finally tasted the new recipe).

In a paper written with Alberto Alesina in 1995, I myself have contributed to the notion that fiscal retrenchments can boost output, particularly if implemented by cutting government spending rather than by increasing taxes; and these results have been confirmed, with 15 more years of data, in a recent paper by Alesina and Ardagna.