Sentence examples for find myself declaring from inspiring English sources

I've always thought (I find myself declaring).

Remember when we were young and signed letters "Yours ever," as some I've always thought (I find myself declaring) Few people know how to be old.

By Irwin Edman The New Yorker, April 25 , 1953P. 112 I've always thought (I find myself declaring) View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

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.

On a recent visit, I found myself declaring that hairnets were only appropriate for bed and that T-shirts for summer were a bad idea with her thin neck and arms.

"The burden which constantly rests on the shoulders of a Sovereign is so heavy that it can only be borne in circumstances different from those in which I now find myself," said King Edward, who declared that he could "no longer discharge this heavy task with efficiency or satisfaction to myself".

You would struggle to find someone declaring Willie Mays's career a failure on account of his.247 career batting average and one home run in the postseason.

When this works for you, you will find yourself declaring the Post-It your new best friend.

You don't find one party declaring war on solitude.

Turn on your TV and you're very likely to find some pundit declaring that if America doesn't slash spending we'll end up like Greece.