Sentence examples for reckoned myself from inspiring English sources
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.
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 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.
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 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 knew, from looking through a chemical catalogue at the factory, that one could buy these metals already purified, but it would be far more fun, far more exciting, I reckoned, if I was able to make them myself.
They examined me and they said it was entirely up to me but they reckoned I didn't have a good chance of having him myself, em, 30%, they said I would probably end up having to have an emergency Caesarean[ 30], p.8.
Unemployment, truly reckoned, exceeds 20%.
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I reckoned I should play.
