Sentence examples for * his alignment from inspiring English sources

"I started to feel more comfortable where I was aiming," said Weir, who had been having problems with his alignment.

Stuart Davis in 1935 declared that the artist "participates in a world crisis" and "recognizes his alignment... with the workers".

But there was also some hostility here, particularly among some African-Americans, over Mr. Watts's conservatism and his alignment with the Republican Party.

Despite his alignment with the Nazarenes, Vilar is best known for several works he produced in Mexico that have almost no religious content at all.

Or maybe it's to help with his alignment, a new training aid DVD opportunity: "How To Smoke Your Irons Like John Daly".

The king's socially conservative policies and his alignment with the Western powers were often criticized by other Arab leaders as well as by his domestic opposition.

But a great many Indigenous people disagree with him and believe his close alignment with Abbott is a dramatic, personally risky, strategic error.

In the early 1860s, his political alignment with the "gradualist" progressives resulted in hostility from the nihilists, who deemed him "both reactionary and dishonest".

After backing his players' alignment with Concerned Student 1950, Pinkel reportedly spent the next few days in public backtrack mode, trying to gently separate himself from the movement a little more each time he was asked about.

Reached last week, Karen DeCrow, an attorney and the vice-president of the Greater Syracuse chapter of the National Organization for Women, reacted evenly to news of Den Hollander and his unlikely alignment.

The problem with his hip alignment continued into this season as Johnson found himself training one or two days a week and then having to take the rest of the week off.