Sentence examples for say of self from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile in email land you're all dropping like flies: "For some strange reason even though I've been watching the game on the telly I've continued to check your updates," writes Stuart Fletcher, which gives me just a modicum, a modicum I say, of self worth.

To their critics they became a smug, misogynistic clique with a bad case, you might say, of Self-loathing Deficiency Complex.

"It's much more front and center than it ever was when I was coming up as a young organizer 20 years ago," Cat Brooks, an Oakland-based activist, said of self care.

In a key passage it says of self-regulation: "The current system is also characterised by a lack of transparency, a lack of accountability, conflicting interests and inadequate resources compared to equivalent organisations".

When he took the floor, Mr. Bush left no doubt that he believed his strategy to be the only path to victory, and he gave no hint, participants said, of self-doubt.

The same could be said of self-check-in at airports.

"You have to do it all the time," Ling said of self-exams.

The top U.S. highway safety regulator, Mark Rosekind, last month said of self-driving cars: "We are literally seeing the future being created in front of us".

"If we're able to normalize their molecules, we might be able to wean them off marijuana," he said of self-medicating users.

"Growing up under segregation will do that," he said of his self-reliance.

"In 100 years of the N.C.A.A., it has never worked," Ridpath said of the self-reporting model.