self-professed

Isn't reddit feeding off the entire nation of self-professed internet activists who are out to solve the world's injustices?

There are very few self-professed feminists who would be good, were it merely not for the label.

It never ceases to amaze me how an online bookstore can be so ahead of all the self-professed hosting providers.

Haha yes his love of a good bargain overcame his self-professed technophobia in that case!

That said, it also appears he is a self-professed Ubuntu user these days.

That's more than can be said of many self-professed hackers who never see a project to completion or are motivated solely by peer recognition.

When a self-professed socialist regurgitates same points about the evil ways of Uber (which may be absolutely true), he or she doesn't help the poor.

Or a self-professed Catalonian being described as Castilian.

PC World, Britain's self-professed largest specialist chain of computing superstores, announced that, regardless of what was coming with Linux netbooks, it would only be selling Windows netbooks.

As a novice user (both self-professed, and by the standards of the report) of both packages I've long found that Word becomes rather inconvenient once you pass a certain number of pages.

And as someone who is not a self-professed [insert programming language] ninja or a full-stack this or that, I can safely say that Meteor has made it much easier for me to iterate and ship.

I have relatives with fairly severe OCD and have autistic spectrum disorders myself, but I'm also aware that self-professed medical conditions don't always line up with the DSM definitions so I take them with a pinch of salt.

What this means is that if a journalist ever showed you a Snowden leak at all, it was because it passed through Snowden's self-professed "carefully evaluated" disclosure review.

Or at least, that is how the term "Communism" is used by self-professed communists, as opposed to by self-professed enemies of communism, who of course use the term in their propaganda to mean "Soviet-style dictatorship".

In a legal context, Stephen Breyer makes a similar argument about the decisionmaking process of self-professed “originalists” and “textualists” on the Supreme Court.

As a self-professed "boring" programmer, I think a lot times I'm extra useful on a team because I don't expect my work to be a fun puzzle and I'm willing to take on things that aren't much like a puzzle, but are still important.