Sentence examples for suppose myself from inspiring English sources

For is not this to suppose myself ever in the right; and all who do not act as I would have them act, perpetually in the wrong?" If she's a bit of a Goody Two-Shoes, most of us are, like Lovelace, inclined to forgive her.

How different am I allowed to suppose myself in the possible worlds where R explains my action?

From certain events, however, the dates of which I have since learned, I suppose myself to have been born in February, 1817".

I wrote The Sportswriter in a period of sustained panic in the middle 1980s - most of the novel was written while I was living in New Jersey, Vermont and Montana - and at a time when my writing vocation was threatening to dematerialise in front of me, literally frightening me into a bolder effort than I ever supposed myself capable of.

'I wrote recipes and did lots of research and, I suppose, grounded myself in Italian cooking.

"The only person I am playing against, I suppose, is myself.

Only a few weeks before his death, he had been elected by his supposed peers, myself among them, to membership in the American Academy of Arts and Letters - a certification of respectability withheld from many wonderful writers, incidentally, including James Jones and Irwin Shaw.

What kind of strange angles am I supposed contort myself in during the last, climactic strokes, so that the contents of my balls can be aimed into a cup while not touching my penis to the cup's rim at all?

I suppose I took myself more seriously back then.

B.J.: I suppose I kept myself purposely stupid about the commerce side of it.

I suppose I pride myself on being a very technical screen actor; not having the same stage skills frightens me.