Sentence examples for connecting himself from inspiring English sources

Publishing his Teoria della interpretatione in 1964, Betti approaches hermeneutics from a non-ontological point of view, explicitly connecting himself to the legacy of Schleiermacher and Dilthey.

By hanging out with Gallagher, Blair was connecting himself to a genre of music that celebrated being British, being a lad and being rebellious in a way that seemed glamorous, but which had little prospect of changing the world.

Mr. Taylor connected himself to both democrats and Duncan.

Was it sensible of Miliband to connect himself with someone who is said to resonate strongly with disaffected young people?

Eager to connect himself with wealth and influence, Hamilton married Elizabeth, the daughter of General Philip Schuyler, the head of one of New York's most distinguished families.

He finally looks for a way to use his records to connect himself to his past: childhood friends, his family home, and the actual family he has now.

First, there were consistent reports that Kirkpatrick had "connected himself with a female" of one of Hyderabad's leading noble families.

David Aaronovitch reminds Jones that he is only getting all these meetings because he is now connected himself (Oxbridge, Guardian columnist, BBC Question Time).

Reaching the bridge, he is able to connect himself to the sub's missile guidance systems and activate the missiles.

Far more interesting than Beck himself is the increasingly futile effort to classify the protest movement to which he has connected himself.

This gave him greater understanding of the character's personality and was able to connect himself with him to the point that when Morita did Tidus' dialogues in the recording of the game he also moved his own body.