As for myself, I shall either stay to take care of you two children, or I shall return to New York, as you desire.
For myself it was impossible; I was barely able to stand.
For myself, there was a distinct sensation of thankfulness that uncertainty was to end.
For myself it was barely interesting; I have passed the inner portals of the sacred temples of India, and the human body holds no surprises for me.
As for myself, I rejoice that I am out of the present storm.
For myself I have long made it a rule never to talk on politics except in the most general manner; and I believe that my most intimate associates have no idea of my opinions on the questions of party.
For myself, I take pleasure in acknowledging that you have been my tutor all the way through, and that I could have done nothing without you.
As for myself, it is a tragical denouement of an absurd plot.
For myself, I tell thee, I have, and shall have, more than enough for both.
And as for myself, Mr. Fairford, I cannot go, for just the opposite reason.
For myself, I am inefficient to the great work, having this morning touched an unclean animal.
I speak thus for those who may be doubtful of mishap; for myself, wherever I see my foe, I make that spot my battle-ground.
For myself, I will never again wind bugle or halloo to hound!
Well, dame, I will do for Pierre what I would not do for myself.
Ask me not how I know these things; you will not deny their truth; as for myself, I pretend not to be other than I seem.
For myself, I would gather all the joys and treasures of the world, and lay them at your feet, would you let me!
And open the window, because the noise of the passers-by and the carts will deafen all who might hear us.
Charles, much astonished, "I do not know which I ought to prefer, your freedoms or your respects.
Cardinal de Retz to apply to, will die of hunger, as his mother and sister had nearly done.
D'Artagnan was pleased that the grocer had drawn from behind the fagots a bottle of that Anjou wine which during all his life had been D'Artagnan's favorite wine.
For myself, I perhaps desire nothing, but I fear much.
As for myself, I cannot believe but some strange event has been the cause of this disappearance.
For myself, I lay alternately waking and dozing until midnight.
For myself I had suffered more that summer from illness than ever before in my life, and yet to this hour I cannot recall those savage scenes and savage men without a strong desire again to visit them.
For myself, I confess I am not a person of extraordinary resolution, but the dangers of the night daunt me no more than those of midday.
We told him that we seldom drank ardent spirits; and I added, that as for myself, I seldom tasted even wine, but like himself, was content with the use of water.
For myself, I lost all that I had on me, and with great speed.
For myself, I took, in musing astonishment, the first path to the left.
For myself, I could have killed this Frenchman, and am not sure that I shall not do so even yet.
For myself, I confess that I am slow to believe it.
For myself, I am of opinion that at all times one great portion of the events of this world are attributable to general facts, and another to special influences.
For myself, when I feel the hand of power lie heavy on my brow, I care but little to know who oppresses me; and I am not the more disposed to pass beneath the yoke, because it is held out to me by the arms of a million of men.
For myself I am satisfied that Corinth could have been captured in a two days' campaign commenced promptly on the arrival of reinforcements after the battle of Shiloh.
For myself, I was bitterly opposed to the measure, and to this day regard the war, which resulted, as one of the most unjust ever waged by a stronger against a weaker nation.
Your uncle is still on the roof; and, as for myself, I've run the gauntlet of too many rifles to be skeary about such a thing as a howitzer, and that in Indian hands.
As for myself, being the oldest, I'll first say what little can be produced in my favor, as well as ag'in it.
For myself, I am never so happy in heavy weather as when I am certain that the land is behind me.
As for myself, Master Cap, I feel I have my gifts, and I believe they'll interfere with those of no other man; but the case may be different with Mabel Dunham.
For myself, I passed the afternoon in a state almost of apathy.
For myself, I was full of thoughts which it would have been unsafe to utter in that company or so near the Loire.
For myself, a very late comer into that sea, and its former pupil, I accorded amused recognition to the characteristic aspect so well remembered from my days of training.
For myself, with a very definite dread in my heart, I was careful not to allude to their character because I did not want the Note to be thrown away unread.
For myself, I can only bring a personal note, give a glimpse of the human side of the good work for sailors ashore, carried on through so many decades with a perfect understanding of the end in view.
For myself, I felt elated at the thought that we were nearing the end of our task, and I caught something of Holmes's gaiety.
I have acted all through for them as much as for myself.
For myself, I used to stand outside the gate-way, looking down on the broad, winding river and on the twinkling lights of the great city.
For myself, as I followed his gaze my skin was cold under my clothes.
For myself, I confess that I had now conceived the utmost horror of the man, not only for this cold-blooded business in which he had been concerned, but even more for the somewhat flippant and careless way in which he narrated it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "for myself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
