Sentence examples for pronounce yourself from inspiring English sources

If you do — and Turner clearly does — then I don't see how you can simply pronounce yourself a nineteenth-century liberal and leap off the hedonic treadmill.

If you do—and Turner clearly does then I don't see how you can simply pronounce yourself a nineteenth-century liberal and leap off the hedonic treadmill.

There's always one more book to read, one more revision to write, one more degree to earn before you dare pronounce yourself "ready".

"Zalika" is Swahili for "Born to Royalty," and heck, you can even be me for the day! ("Bonni" is Latin for "Fair, Lovely"). Guys, here is your opportunity to pronounce yourself "King" for the day.

Pronouncing yourself and your tribe "good" and others "bad" isn't a virtue, and certainly not a Christian one.

Unless of course you want to hear the Polish version of "What Shall We Do With the Drunken Sailor?" (and perhaps try to pronounce it yourself?).

You can be learning vocabulary during this process, but many hours of careful listening to the new speech sounds and rhythms will be very valuable before you begin to try to pronounce them yourself.

Try and pronounce these names yourself!

Don't give yourself a name you can't pronounce or one where you find yourself constantly changing its pronunciation.

You make a promise of celibacy or pronounce a vow of chastity to offer yourself to God as fully as possible and to make yourself available to love as many others as possible.

Don't try to say Japanese words if you cannot pronounce them properly, you may end up embarrassing yourself or confusing other people.