Sentence examples for displaced himself from inspiring English sources

"It's like sea waves, tides that come in and out," said Laith Abdul Aziz, the Red Crescent's disaster manager for Iraq, who has been displaced himself.

His vast body of work focuses on the origins of architectural ideas and our sense of place – having been displaced himself at the age of 13 when his parents escaped to London from Warsaw before the outbreak of the second world war.

But the exiled sorcerer has done a fair amount of displacing himself, dumping the brutish Caliban, after he made a confused lunge at the magician's daughter Miranda, in favour of the sprite Ariel.

"[It] is refreshing to hear Harrison singing about another's pain," Leng adds, "suggesting that, unlike some of his contemporaries, he was able to displace himself as the center of his universe for a moment or two at least".

Eyad was himself displaced by the conflict in Syria, but that didn't stop him from wanting to help others.

The Freudian question par excellence: "What are you getting out of your abstinence?" Phillips does tell us that, as a young child in the 1860s, Sigmund regularly found himself displaced by the birth of new siblings -- six in seven years.

They feature downtrodden hotels or bars, diplomatic dinners and country estates, reflecting the life of a journalist who finds himself continually displaced.

Film-maker Rolf de Heer's staged a similar scene in his 2007 time travel comedy Dr Plonk, when his displaced protagonist accidentally found himself transferring from the silent film era to modern society.

Alonso had earlier also briefly occupied top spot before himself being displaced by Rosberg.

One day he stepped into the bathtub and noticed the water rise as it was displaced when he lowered himself into the tub.

Supporting displaced children Mr. Odol himself is a member of the Shabelle community.