Sentence examples for declared to myself from inspiring English sources
"As soon as I declared to myself that I was really going to do it, the universe opened some doors," she says.
In a blog I'd written for The Huffington Post last January about my year of delicious Tindering, I'd just declared to myself -- and to the world -- that I was considering dating a "grown up" -- someone in the vicinity of my own age after a year of people collecting -- no, let me be honest here, boy toy collecting.
I find that just before giving any talk at an event I declare to myself how it's going to go.
"He knows nothing of which I am not willing to declare to the world myself". The next July, from his post at a new Federalist newspaper, the Richmond Recorder, Callender began to snipe at Jefferson.
But lately, I find myself declaring to it more definitively "you're dead to me," as you might say to a former lover.
I guess the idea of gay culture was always an oxymoron, but lately I find myself declaring to it more definitively, "You're dead to me," as you might say to a former lover.
After seven months of wrangling a more satisfactory settlement was reached, the Countess declaring to be "content to respect my children more than myself".
Spreading Alice from beginning to end in her usual George Burns role was a way of declaring, mainly to myself, that we were not accepting the prognosis that would have made her a tragic character.
After I declared myself to one new hire, he confided to me that he was a recently divorced father with two boys, and that he needed to have extra flexibility at work.
Did I declare myself to go to fucking Colombia?
