self-professed

adjective

1. avowed or acknowledged by oneself

Example Sentences

When he read the screenplay, he knew exactly how to get into the character of Buddy Kane, a self-professed "king of real estate."

From Salon

Two years ago, Kirsti Hadley was a self-professed "workaholic" running a successful business, and working with international clients such as Google, Nike and Samsung.

From BBC

But a year after that interview with the Hill, the self-professed car guy bought a vehicle that is now making headlines and has come to define the vice presidential candidate’s I’m-from-a-small-town, Minnesota-dad vibe: a 1979 International Harvester Scout II.

From Los Angeles Times

A self-professed “bonus track” at the tail end of the album, it is a brief majestic ballad anchored to Muñoz’s vocals, lilting acoustic guitar, and a lush string section arranged by David Campbell — Beck’s father.

From Los Angeles Times

Thanks to her self-professed “obsessive” work tendencies, that plan is coming to fruition: Last year, Brier was named to Variety’s New York Power list.

From Los Angeles Times