Sentence examples for reform myself from inspiring English sources

It's like, 'God, what do you want?' I can't reform myself every time the trends change".

What he demanded of himself was strenuous: It is these things that cause me concern: failure to cultivate virtue, failure to go deeply into what I have learned, inability to move up to what I have heard to be right, and inability to reform myself when I have defects.

(7 3) It is these things that cause me concern: failure to cultivate virtue, failure to go deeply into what I have learned, inability to move up to what I have heard to be right, and inability to reform myself when I have defects.

I'm a reformed shopaholic -- don't ask me how, I just reformed myself, the same way I stopped smoking.

At some point, supporters of reform like myself need specific legislative language we can use to debunk the overarching sense of danger and dread opponents are seeking to instill.

Whatever, it was the material on smacking that most interested me, perhaps because I am a reformed smacker myself.

So let's say the Republicans win a Senate majority in 2014, and the House passes what many comprehensive-reform skeptics (myself included) would consider a sensible alternative to the current legislation — a combination DREAM Act/high-skilled immigration/border security bill, maybe, along the lines Matt Yglesias suggested earlier this year, giving advice-against-interest to the House G.O.P.

At that point I switched to being a polite, private supporter of party reform to committing myself to bringing it about".

Of course, I was full of very worthy ideas, about how I would use it to refurbish every school in Hackney and fund campaigns for political reform "after buying myself a few houses".

Indeed, by the end of the book I found myself wondering whether education reform was X's real subject at all.

Having long been a proponent of Lords reform, I am rather surprised to find myself agreeing in principle on the issue with David Cameron.