Sentence examples for has always cast from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has always cast himself as a pragmatist and he seems to be feeling his way in the post-midterm election environment.

He has always cast himself as a "moderate" within the Democratic Party, which means he has invoked a need for fiscal restraint to oppose some spending programs.

Now in her early 40s, she has always cast a critical eye on the cultural drive toward consumption and power, epitomized for her in architecture.

Just a Minute has always cast its net a bit further and unlike TV isn't afraid to employ pensioners (Parsons is now 87).

Mr. Hernández has always cast himself as a careworn seeker who would sacrifice himself for passion and justice, and as a high-minded lover whose universe can be transformed by a kiss.

But if you imagined that Ms. Marcovicci, who has always cast herself on the hopeless side of the romantic fence, and Loesser would be a mismatch, you would be wrong.

Indeed, the first world-class convert is probably long overdue, given how the sports have always cast curious glances at each other.

"I've always cast my ballot, but these politicians deserve a 99 percent abstention rate in the next elections, to give them a signal," Massimo Rossi, 49, a street vendor in Rome, said while putting away a case of green beans.

The superdelegates do not unite to block the candidate with the strongest support from voters; they have always cast a majority of their votes for the candidate who won a majority or plurality of votes in the primaries.

"Sanctions and threats have always cast a shadow over negotiations, and we should move toward the resolution of old grievances in an atmosphere of calm and peace," he said, according to the semi-official Mehr news agency.

But in the first months of a coalition government led by the Ennahda Party, seen as one of the most pragmatic of the region's Islamist movements, the most emotional of struggles has surged to the forefront: a fight over the identity of an Arab and Muslim society that its authoritarian leaders had always cast as adamantly secular.