Sentence examples for term myself from inspiring English sources

I don't term myself a feminist but I love giving power to women and I feel my clothes allow freedom.

As a book review editor, I used the term myself, for a particular breed of nastiness that sometimes cropped up in the reviews I commissioned.

"I thought I shouldn't term myself a real novelist if I don't accept this," says Marías, who considers Redonda "a realm inherited through irony and writing", even though "at heart I'm a republican and islands make me nervous".

As the child of a female Zoroastrian, I was not permitted to follow in my mother's footsteps and undertake the Navjote; whether I am even allowed to call myself Parsi is debatable, although as it is an ethnicity, it is hard to know what else to term myself.

"I never quite used that term myself to describe an injury.

But you know, the term is what it is and I think it's kind of a throwaway term myself.

"I'm excited by that challenge but if an opportunity arose to help Huddersfield in the short-term, myself and Simon Finnigan – my assistant at Toronto – then I'd be honoured and delighted to do so as it's a fantastic club".

· In the longer term, both myself and Tony Hall will look at what needs to change within the management and culture at BBC News while making sure we continue to produce outstanding journalism day-in-day-out.

That's cool: I've freely used the term "genius" myself to describe Prince.

"It helped me come to terms with myself, internally, and I was also able to give my mom the album.

As I've come to terms with myself, my world has gone from black and white to Technicolor.