Sentence examples for writes of himself from inspiring English sources

"Of course," Mailer writes of himself, "he finally gave a statement.

"I idolized Nelson," he writes of himself as a young boy.

"If he were a warmer person he would no doubt find it all easier: life, love, poetry," he writes of himself in his memoir "Youth".

She teaches English; she thinks that's funny," Vic writes of himself and Biggie Botson, and indeed there are shadings of Of Mice and Men throughout.

But Nordan writes of himself more effectively as a boy than as an adult, and it is in the latter sections of this memoir that the book, like Nordan himself, often loses its way.

"Not the one who takes up his bed and walks/ but the ones who have known him all along/ and carry him in," Seamus Heaney writes of himself after a stroke.

He might be writing of himself.

Writing of himself: "He found a friendly face.

Southern here might have been writing of himself.

In the 1970 Princeton yearbook, he wrote of himself: "He is a widely respected economic prognosticator".

Merrill wrote of himself, "A child, a red dog roam the corridors, / Still, of the broken home.