Sentence examples for rated himself from inspiring English sources

He rated himself more warm than cool, more humble than arrogant, as intelligent, as intense ("if you catch me in my A quality time; if you catch me in my D quality time, I can hardly pay attention to you").

"I can't believe something like this exists," said Robert Brown, a 26-year-old financial analyst from Harlem who rated himself a 3.5, or, on the indoorhoops scale, a "solid player" who does not dominate the game but "shows flashes of brilliance".

As a matter of fact, I loved him and said to myself, 'Man, that's a really nice horse.' There were about 15 colts turned out in this field, and when he ran, he kind of rated himself and then he made a big move, this big, sweeping run".

Ben initially rated himself as the 12th-best player on the 13-man team.

But reporter Tara Palmeri tried it out and was able to find a single, Jewish man in close proximity -- 2,000 feet to be exact -- who rated himself "super Jewish" and was willing meet up for a brief conversation.

Although Steven said the horse "rated himself", sportswriters speculated that once in front, the experienced Stevens had slowed the pace, leaving Oxbow with enough reserves for the final push.

He asks him to rate himself out of 10.

I still rate the boy, albeit nowhere near as highly as he rates himself.

On a scale of 1 to 10, he rates himself a provisional 8.

Mr. C. seems to rate himself as a literary figure higher than the greatest novelists.

The greatest All Black of all time sometimes seems not to rate himself that highly.