Sentence examples for fit himself from inspiring English sources

He was immensely fit himself.

Tiberius is his melancholic foil, the man of principle who struggled to fit himself into the template created by Augustus.

"An actor can change himself to fit a part, whereas a personality has to change the part to fit himself," he said in an interview in 1988.

His history is given in the myths of the primordial establishment of things, and his solemn responsibility, along with every other living thing, is to fit himself within this given world.

PHNOM PENH — The really challenging thing is trying to teach his countrymen how to eat a hamburger — a culture clash that is more than culinary as he tries to fit himself, like a lost piece in a puzzle, back into the land of his birth.

It was not so much an imitation as an ability to fit himself into whatever role he chose to play: an easily distracted burglar in "Big Deal on Madonna Street," an irresponsible playboy in "The Easy Life" and a con man in "Love and Larceny".

Fitting the world to himself seems to outweigh fitting himself to the world.

He finds a profession and fits himself into the country and its customs.

While Mr. Kissin had fitted himself to the Staatskapelle's stable course, Mr. Bronfman nudged that stability, slowing down and speeding up around it.

He met Hope in Brussels, and they proceeded to Paris, where Adam fitted himself out in the latest fashions and set out to "lay in a stock of good acquaintance that may be of use to me hereafter".

As Mr. Obama stands poised to claim the crown of presumptive Democratic nominee, he is, gingerly, fitting himself with the cloth of a partisan Democrat despite having long proclaimed himself above such politics.