Sentence examples for personally doing so from inspiring English sources

Don't ever take what a bully says personally; doing so will only damage your self esteem.

He personally did so much for so many people.

But Benedict is the first pope to personally do so, and Jewish scholars said Wednesday that his arguments were a milestone attack on the "foundation of anti-Semitic persecution".

Consider this for Madigan's column: She successfully argued a case before the Supreme Court, the first attorney general to personally do so in 25 years--while seven months pregnant.

Whether or not she was right to bury her brother, she was personally responsible for doing so.

A male graduate student I know, informed that he'd have to marry his longtime girlfriend for her to get benefits, was told, "Too bad your girlfriend isn't a man — it would be so much easier!" They ended up marrying, though they were politically and personally uninterested in doing so.

Last night, the match officials' union Prospect last night publicly called upon Chelsea to apologise to the referee and pay him compensation, although Clattenburg himself stopped short of doing so personally.

Please send my apology to Mr. Johnson since you have threatened me from doing so personally.

But most importantly, Barnes v. Zaccari serves as a warning to administrators that might violate the basic rights of their students that they can be held personally financially liable for doing so.

In doing so, I personally witnessed the power of non-violent protest to force governments to change.

"The idea is to use it as a deterrent to keep any public official who is thinking about profiting personally from their public position from doing so, and to think about the consequences," he said.