Sentence examples for she characterised herself from inspiring English sources
From the beginning, she characterised herself by not playing the part.
From day one she characterised herself as "the unity candidate" and has argued that Ken's appeal would be restricted to Labour's core vote, which simply isn't big enough to win the day.
Fitzsimmons gives us Jane Wilde first, the dominant force in Wilde's early life, who characterised herself as "Speranza", Ireland's foremost female poet (as she saw herself).
She has often been characterised as masculine, a description she herself invited with 2011's Albert Nobbs, in which she played a 19th-century Irish woman who lives and works as a man.
Pavlovich, the exiled "heir" to the Russian throne, usually gets short shrift in Chanel biographies, largely because the designer herself characterised him as a spoony young man with whom she went to bed only as a favour.
Kane wrote 4.48 Psychosis shortly before she killed herself, and ever since its posthumous staging a few months later, it has been crudely characterised as a suicide note.
Herself, we know she admires t herself.
When she speaks about herself, she clearly distances herself from what she describes as "typical Roma people".
Then she corrected herself.
She became herself again.
