Sentence examples for self reading from inspiring English sources

Last week Fiona Shaw tackled a chapter on whale oil; next week we have Will Self reading "The Whiteness of the Whale", with other readings, by Benedict Cumberbatch, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Richard Hawley, China Miéville and Cerys Matthews, yet to come.

Revisiting the book this week, I was appalled that my earlier self, reading "Heat" a decade ago, hadn't even registered them as reason for concern.

I can imagine my 18-year-old self reading this schedule (having barely made it to class on time after rolling out of bed around 10 00 a.m).

He even recalls his 12-year-old self reading Lord of the Rings for the first time and believing it "the best book that ever could be written".

The training section is offering documents for training and references for self reading.

The GPs endorsed that self reading after graduation (50.7%) and activities of pharmaceutical representatives (40.7%) had high effect on their prescribing decisions.

(Note to self: read the small print of your life insurance policy).

Suffice it to say, as Jung put it so well: "The experience of the Self (read: heart/soul) is always a defeat for the ego".

The results of the first TST were read by a physician or other appropriately trained health care professional where possible and the rest were self read by the child's caregiver.

We cringed as we thought about our 16-year-old selves reading a Q&A with a neuroscientist who studies why teenagers are so moody and impulsive.

(Clearly, my "self" is typing this letter and your "self" is reading it).