Sentence examples for self calls from inspiring English sources

Self calls Forte "the best freshman in the land".

Mr Self calls it a "sick text", a "guignol of tedium".

And this is how the mythos of the typewriter operates: its very heft and presence suggests that the words produced on it have more weight than those produced on what Will Self calls "the plastic piano".

This would seem to be a typical instance of what Wood, in his introduction to The Irresponsible Self, calls the "theatrical tradition" in comic writing, and he traces the moment at which most English novelists grew out of it to the work of one writer: Jane Austen.

He believed that a new understanding of the self (called "self-realization") was needed".

Note to self: Call Greenway, have them take ugly thing away.

Do not pour through thousands of words searching for whatever Self called some character's yappy dog several chapters back.

It was the disembodied voice of his former self, calling from the hereafter in order to avenge his fallen comrades with the scalpel of satire!

Note to self: call Mitch.

And... Does your authentic self call upon your fictional self, at times, to surface?

More to come... (Note to self: call mom, tell her I love her).