Sentence examples for designating himself as from inspiring English sources

After we exchanged a few correspondences, an individual designating himself as a high-level Anonymous member consented to a rare email interview.

"The commissioner has designated himself as high-holy executioner," Ginsberg said.

He designates himself as "Scots-Irish", taking care to distinguish the people of "Greater Appalachia" from "the WASPS of the north-east".

That chopped-and-screwed self-portrait, the one in which he designates himself as a "loser", also proclaims him a "joker" and, in a complex pun, a rastaquouère: a nouveau-riche foreigner.

He self-designated himself as African-American, and took pride in that then, and that hasn't changed.

He has an odd sort of modesty about designating himself a "writer", as if it would sound pretentious.

But you can't possibly forget the time when Trump appeared as a giant head with teeny-tiny arms and legs and designated himself MODAAK Mental Organism Designedd As America's King), can you??

Ignoring the fact that Henry I had himself designated her as his successor, the disgruntled official historians gasped at her effrontery: "She actually made herself queen of all England and gloried in so being called".

Today, two billion people live in places designated as volatile.

Which area is designated as male and which is designated as female switches weekly.

The Assembly designated October 24 as United Nations Day.