Sentence examples for study myself from inspiring English sources

I'm not a vain person, so I don't study myself in the mirror.

I get up to go to the bathroom and study myself in the mirror.

My preparation began by researching the sport, as if I could study myself into shape.

Then she invites me to study myself in the mirror; and it seems that a woman is looking back at me—not a beautiful woman, perhaps; but still, here is someone who came into the world just now and will exist more briefly than I, a woman who has feelings (my feelings); she wants to look her best.

The best testimonial that he thinks the vaccine is safe and may work: "I'm in the study myself," Dr. Levin said.

In this new study myself and colleagues at Queen Mary University of London measured the length and width of the frill in numerous different Protoceratops from four broad age groups (very small animals, juveniles, near-adult size and adults) and compared it to the size of the rest of the skull (something we know in in proportion with the rest of the animal as they grow).

I would love to start studying myself.

I studied myself in the mirror.

"I'm going to have to go and do a bit of studying myself tonight".

That first night, in a hotel in Limassol, I studied myself to assess my fitness for a future.

I was stirred by the idea of studying myself, determined to treat myself as if I were a cancer experiment of one.