Sentence examples for finding itself in from inspiring English sources

On account of eroticism finding itself in fear and risks and opposites, I'm a touch smitten.

The following year, GCHQ was obviously keen to avoid finding itself in the same position.

These days, the police department is finding itself in a familiar place: turmoil.

In many ways, Hershey is finding itself in an unusual box.

THE European Union is finding itself in unfamiliar territory with Russia.

In fact, Harlem is finding itself in a curious position of political musical chairs with far too few seats available.

But the A.K.C. is increasingly finding itself ostracized in the dog world, in the cross hairs of animal protection services, law enforcement agencies and lawmakers who say that the club is lax in performing inspections and that it often lobbies against basic animal rights bills because they could cut into dog registration fees.

Under the management of Malcolm Allison the club was relegated in consecutive seasons, finding itself back in Division Three for the 1974 75 season.

Samsara, ( Sanskrit: "flowing around") in Indian philosophy, the central conception of metempsychosis: the soul, finding itself awash in the "sea of samsara," strives to find release (moksha) from the bonds of its own past deeds (karma), which form part of the general web of which samsara is made.

"China's currency, unfortunately, is in a position of finding itself involved in the finger-wagging sessions that accompany this essentially American saga," it said, as quoted by Reuters.

And, in fact, like many Democrats, the GOP is also finding itself boxed in by its nativist wing.