Sentence examples for dismantle himself from inspiring English sources

Surrounded by peers who own diamonds but not mirrors, Drake is eager to dismantle himself, to show off his corroded insides.

"He keeps dismantling himself, reminding himself of how weak he is and how many frailties he has," Nichols says.

In June, a group of Republican attorneys general from ten states said they'd sue the federal government to revoke the program if Trump didn't act, and reports surfaced earlier this week suggesting that the President may dismantle the program himself.

He first intended to salvage the steel, but could not bring himself to dismantle the silo.

His continued unstable, childish, dangerous behavior on Twitter and off; his horrifying, extreme picks for the cabinet – individuals who are hostile to civil rights and seem chosen to dismantle government; his surrounding himself with generals, billionaires and nationalists – all of it is alarming and I'm truly frightened for our country.

He nearly killed himself dismantling a grenade; he played cards with criminals on the roofs of speeding trains; he almost lost his life to diehard Communists.

Yet, in charge of a metropolis teetering toward ruin, Beame found himself dismantling the dream mechanism that made possible his unlikely rise to power.

WASHINGTON — It is not every 31-year-old who, in a first government job, finds himself dismantling General Motors and rewriting the rules of American capitalism.

And he does not rank himself among those who would dismantle the I.M.F.

Kurosawa (from samurai stock himself) wasn't afraid to dismantle the mythical status cinema had attributed to samurai figures: a theme Clint Eastwood would later explore in High Plains Drifter and Unforgiven.

That leaves McConnell in the middle, as a conservative who wants to dismantle Obama's agenda — but also prides himself on his ability to keep conflicts from spinning out of control.