Sentence examples for fashioned himself as from inspiring English sources

Mr. de Blasio has long fashioned himself as the candidate who could offer the cleanest break.

In 1986, Gibson was defeated by Sharpe James, who also fashioned himself as a reformer.

Andrews fashioned himself as a leader of the conservative side of politics in the newspaper interview.

Having fashioned himself as a sort of painterly Publius, Banksy surfaces from time to time to prod the popular conscience.

At the same time Mr Wilders has fashioned himself as defender of gay rights and gender equality.

Initially he fashioned himself as a rhythm and blues drummer, but later in his teenage years became interested in jazz.

Fashioning himself as a muscular internationalist in other areas will not easily free Mr Obama from that political quagmire.

The way was open for Atatürk to fashion himself as a pan-Islamic leader, or a global anti-imperialist.

If Mr. Bush fashions himself as the C.E.O. of his administration, Mr. Fleischer is the corporate public relations officer.

SCOTT LoBAIDO, who fashions himself as a political artist, has a reputation that not even a mother can love.

Robinson added it would be difficult for Cruz to continue and fashion himself as the standard-bearer for principled conservatism.