Sentence examples for brackets him from inspiring English sources

He does not for a second downplay Wilkinson's achievement with England; indeed, he brackets him with Carter and the exquisitely sophisticated Stephen Larkham of Australia as one of the outside-halves who helped push the role beyond its acknowledged boundaries.

He bracketed him together with Boris Johnson, George Galloway and the Greens' Caroline Lucas.

Virginia Woolf bracketed him with Arnold Bennett as "the tradesman of letters".

Of late, American reviewers are more inclined to bracket him with Anton Chekhov.

Lewis said the Ravens counter the slot receiver by trying to bracket him with coverage underneath and over the top.

Great things are expected of Osagie but to bracket him in with such luminaries of British middle distance running would be premature.

(His attack did Courbet the honor of bracketing him with Ingres, whom Baudelaire charged with a variant of the same offense).

A win would bracket him with sister Jane and father Henry as the third member of a distinguished thespian dynasty to be honoured by the Academy.

Greenspan's critics now bracket him with the two undistinguished Fed chairmen of the 1970s, Arthur Burns and Bill Miller, blamed for taking permissive an approach to inflation.

A recent book by a US journalist, Charles Morris, paid tribute to Volcker's wisdom by bracketing him together with the famous investors Warren Buffett and George Soros as "The Sages".

Most bracket him with Robert Capa, possibly James Nachtwey - but, says Mark Hawhoth-Booth, who curated the V&A retrospective in 1980, "I'm not sure there's anyone else".