Sentence examples for framing himself from inspiring English sources

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

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

Mr. Saakashvili encouraged this view, framing himself as a visionary who was leading a column of regional democracy movements.

After the two men have it out, Garrett reports the confrontation to Lindsay, framing himself as innocent and Kenny as a threat.

Framing himself as a defender of free speech, Mr. Wilders said there would not be such a fuss about his film if it were about the Bible.

But Mr. Gingrich made no mention of bowing out any time soon as he kicked off two days of campaigning in Illinois, which will hold its primary next week, framing himself as a candidate "focused on ideas and a candidate focused on solutions and not just the usual politics".

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.

One morning in March, Bush framed himself as a businessman for a Chamber of Commerce audience in Greenville, S.C.

In the 2004 campaign, Bush, using a strategy uncharacteristic for a sitting president, set out to frame John Kerry even before Kerry could frame himself.

Among his many interests was a love of history, sports, building and restoring furniture, collecting old cast iron toys and old maps and prints which he framed himself.