Sentence examples for write myself into from inspiring English sources

I still feel a psychic need to write myself into, um, existence.

("Dark"? "Park"? "Lark"?) "To get something really good," he said, "I occasionally have to write myself into a corner".

I hire researchers who compile factsheets and chronologies for me, so that I won't write myself into error.

I am a citizen of everywhere, but I've had books, I was able to write myself into the narratives I've read, in however small a way, and I've had the cultural and economic capital to do so.

Indeed, Ms. Alaya notes that the book was more an instrument taken up to purge the experience and "to write myself into existence as feminists say so often," rather than to affect changes in doctrine.

"I'm driven to succeed and write myself into the history books as best I can.

"I have written myself into the house," she said.

"I began to feel that I had written myself into a corner," he said.

"He has written himself into Paris, and I have written myself into prison," she said.

"I've written myself into my screenplay," his alter ego says in "Adaptation".

"But after Remains of the Day I felt I had almost written myself into a corner," he says.