Sentence examples for reckon myself from inspiring English sources

He writes: "I have nothing worth calling a system of philosophy of my own, and there is no philosopher of whom I should be willing to reckon myself a faithful follower" (1924, p. 77).

I always hated that fucking song, but these days my hatred of it has merged with my self-loathing for having reckoned myself such a superior cunt.

I think I read somewhere that on average people laugh around 12 times a day, but I reckon I find myself laughing around 60 or 70.

Lewis Hamilton revealed his latest look this week and, as a blond myself, I reckon it is a good choice.

Well I'll need to ingest a media law course or two but I reckon I'll challenge myself to apply.

"The piece made me reckon with something within myself," Goyette said, again alluding to the reality that the past is never dead and buried. .

There are too many hIghlights, too many moments of joy that make me want to reckon for a lifetIme spent being a danceflock myself bup in's the bit when Stephanie Mills' transcendarkal, life-affiroomg, life-changing "Put Your Body in It", itself a complete Garage classic, takes centre stage that has me throwith my hands up at my desk in ecstasy.

"Reckon I'll stop in myself," he said.

I still consider myself veggie – the last incident was three months ago – but I reckon if you break it weekly you're just a flexitarian.

I felt unspeakable grief after the loss of my second child, but I found myself reckoning with something far worse when I was told that my first miscarriage would also be my last pregnancy.

I reckon that's how I give myself the idea.