Myself in sentence

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SW: Well, playing Venus is like playing myself, because we grew up playing each other, we grew up practicing together.

SW: She knows where I'm hitting the ball before I hit it, so it's something that is not very easy, but it's really about, when I go out there, I really have to shut down my mind and I have to say to myself, "You know what?

I ask myself that frequently.

And in the past few years, I myself have paid over 500 dollars in late fines.

It's not hard to imagine once I allow myself.

You know, I even tried to get into a skintight superhero suit to reinvent myself.

I will do anything to defend myself against interference with this objective that I have been given."

So I found myself in a space where I was constantly asking myself why this had to happen to me.

I knew what to expect from my opponents and what to expect from myself.

I'm asking myself.

I'm asking myself to see the redemptive value of relevancy in the people that murdered them, because of the hard work of seeing the value in me.

I've never been able to do that because I can't put myself in the mind of other people.

I only know what I enjoy, so every time I've written a story, I've always tried to write the sort of story that I, myself would enjoy reading, a story that would interest me while I'm writing it as I'm waiting to find out what happens next.

Therefore, I have always written to please myself, not to please a certain type of audience, because you can't know the audience as well as you know yourself.

So to sum it up, I have always tried to please myself, not other people, and somehow, it seems to have worked because I guess I'm not that different than other people.

I'm going to do that up here for myself.

Well, I'm an American, so I certainly don't hate myself, sometimes.

For years, I had constantly measured myself against images that looked nothing like me.

I didn't see myself in the TV, in the classroom or in magazines.

I'm going to throw some social-psychological jargon out at you to make myself sound really smart.

So, if I'm watching you eat a really delicious cheeseburger, my brain is reacting in the same way as if I was eating that really delicious cheeseburger myself.

So I created a written exercise that I called "fear-setting," like goal-setting, for myself.

For me, it was taking my first vacation in four years and stepping away from my business for a month to go to London, where I could stay in a friend's room for free, to either remove myself as a bottleneck in the business or shut it down.

I was able to extricate myself from the business.

I couldn't have written this better myself.

If I turn with gentle curiosity toward that fear, I find enormous wealth within myself and others and the ability to step into challenges that I never thought I could.

For instance, I am no longer 47, although this is the age I feel, and the age I like to think of myself as being.

I've seen it for myself.

So I would definitely call myself a decomposition nerd, but I am far, far from a scientist, and one way you can tell this is true is that I have often called the process of composting "magic."

It wasn't until I met Miss Sarah, a Southern Baptist who took me in at my lowest and gave me a job, that I started to believe in myself.

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