Sentence examples for herself from high-quality English sources.

• Meanwhile, she cuts herself daily.

• “She called herself a great thespian.

• She won’t feel free until she frees herself.

• Palmer herself, ever spoke of him before her.

• But here in Japan, she still calls herself hafu.

• Grimaud soon turned her frustrations on herself.

• Zimmerman’s side and finding herself blocked by some of her friends.

• A day later, she shared a video of herself with the caption "Never stop dreaming."

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• She stops herself and bends down, introducing herself - by name - to her own daughter.

• She threw herself into her work, but at night she numbed herself with epic sessions of TV.

• The money Greene raised and loaned to herself helped her buy ad time across the district and make herself a recognizable figure, Shiflett said.

• Not for the first time, Katie Hopkins may well have revealed herself to be foolish, ignorant (in the literal sense), and a bit of an extremist herself.

• Her daughter was quoted as saying, “I think my mother never loved herself and, the other way around, she could not give love and friendship herself to other people.”

• He went to her funeral, and found it even more disturbing than the previous one: this girl had also hanged herself, but she had starved herself, too, and her body was shockingly emaciated.

• And later during her interview with Hannity, Jenner categorized herself as "an outsider" and said she wants to surround herself "with some of the smartest people out there" to develop her political brief.

• She’d tell herself she’d eat only one slice of pizza, for example and a few minutes later she’d find herself going back to the box for another piece, despite repeated attempts at stopping herself.

herself sentence examples

• Visiting the computer room to learn the ropes and teaching herself programming from a library book, she makes herself invaluable, securing a promotion for herself and new computing roles for her team.

• She added that while she didn't want to make herself the subject of her reporting or portray herself as a victim, she hoped that writing about her experience would make male legislators "think twice" before making demeaning comments to female reporters and colleagues.

• It is a shameful thing that the face should be subject unto the mind, to be put into what shape it will, and to be dressed by it as it will; and that the mind should not bestow so much care upon herself, as to fashion herself, and to dress herself as best becometh her.'

• But there is a distinct sense of progression when they are read in the order in which they were written, moving from a woman who commissions photos of herself, to a woman who acts in and directs a role she has written herself, to a woman who stages her own performance and films it herself.