Sentence examples for experts myself from inspiring English sources

The Kikuyu had a team of three historical experts – myself, David Anderson and Huw Bennett.

But it might just be possible, and it might work – and so growing numbers of experts, myself included, believe we should try it.

Sure, personal finance experts (myself included) instruct you to set up a budget... but how do you actually stick to one?

To those who have followed such matters, however, the Trump administration's quick embrace of the term "enemy combatant" for the latest captive is an obvious red flag and so has elicited a chorus of concern from national security attorneys and experts, myself included.

I don't dare to give any parenting advice because I don't pretend to be an expert myself.

I admit I'm no expert myself (in anything, least of all in sex) but I'd say this wasn't an entirely real experience.

By no means an expert myself (we're only human), here are seven of the most common errors students grapple with, and how to best avoid them: 1) Your vs You're The classic and unforgivable spelling mistake that could result in an instant disappointed head-shake, or worse, a blunt reply on social media from a bloke in Ohio judging your intellectual ability.

Just in case you need your memory refreshed (because heaven knows I'm no cognac expert myself): "VSOP," or "very special old pale," means a cognac blend whose youngest component has been aged in wood for at least four years, and doesn't contain any artificial coloring -- hence the "pale".

The initiative, which consulted with hundreds of experts - myself included - aims to eradicate the crippling self-loathing being experienced by a hefty chunk of the British population because of their lack of body confidence.

Therefore, last Thursday, a group of UK and international experts, including myself, launched Action On Sugar.

"The use of experts like myself is pretty common these days".