Sentence examples for establishment himself from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Trump's new campaign chief executive is no stranger to the establishment himself.

While Mark became something of a hero to liberals for his attack on corruption, he was far from being a part of the liberal establishment himself.

This kind of simplistic celebration of Armenians played unwittingly but conveniently into the Kremlin's propagandistic purpose (even if Grossman was far from an establishment cheerleader himself).

I don't need to worry about feeding my kids for the first time in my life – I got insurance, I can afford it if they get sick …" Earle continues, keeps right on talking, and when he later says that he is the new Nashville establishment, meaning himself and his "New Country" peers, his pride and gracious sense of vindication is evident.

Sinclair shocked California's political establishment (and himself) by winning the Democratic primary.

"Nigel, an anti-establishment figure himself, was one of the few that supported him.

But whereas Pinter found recognition within the theatre establishment, Wesker felt himself to be outside it.

But he could not resist the temptation to stick it to the Icelandic establishment by turning himself into a mogul in his native land.

But on the presidential campaign trail, he has bemused the Washington establishment by transforming himself into a one-man grenade launcher.

He is trying to tap public disillusion with the establishment by presenting himself as an anti-politician.Stressed are the peacemakers"It's a different country, socially more progressive, with governability," says Mr Santos of Colombia under his watch.

An aggressive defender of the principals of Rastafari (Rastafarianism) and a militant opponent of the political establishment, Tosh carried himself with bravado and was long associated with the dignity-demanding song "Stepping Razor".