Sentence examples for frames himself from inspiring English sources

Marshall Mathers, who calls himself Eminem, frames himself as a psychopathic loner, lashing out at everyone, especially himself.

Suddenly, and obligingly, a 10-pointer stag frames himself majestically on the headland and we fiddle to focus our cameras before he plops down in the heather.

He is himself, himself, himself.' To another of his many interviewers he declared, simply: 'I'm the emergency.' Sitting here in the afternoon sunshine, he instinctively frames himself as a character, almost in the third person.

After winning four successive frames himself, a Ding mistake allowed the 18-year-old from Blackpool to take control in the deciding frame and seal the biggest win of his career.

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt A novelist (Dana Andrews) faces the death penalty after he frames himself for a crime that he did, didn't, did, didn't, did commit.

How can Sanders frame himself as Obama's heir?

Ms. Ainsworth says it is quite likely he designed the frame himself.

He huffed, he scoffed, framing himself as an adult among children.

Mr. de Blasio has taken great pains to frame himself as the anti-Bloomberg.

He framed himself not only as a reformer but as the very saviour of Mexico.

(He does all his framing himself, leaving the lighting to the director of photography).