Sentence examples for has branded himself from inspiring English sources

The Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, has branded himself the "law and order" candidate, and has repeatedly called for more respect and power for law enforcement.

He has branded himself "the sound and the fury," after Faulkner's most famous novel, and plays on the edge of demagogy, his critics say, with no regard to how much his proposals could cost.

Trump, who has branded himself the "law and order candidate", pledged in his July speech at the Republican national convention that "the crime and violence that today afflicts our nation will soon come to an end".

"Chancellor Joel Klein has branded himself as the defender of black and Latino children — and created a nice national perch for himself in the process," Maise McAdoo, who oversees research for the United Federation of Teachers, wrote on the organization's blog, Edwize.org., expressing her own opinions.

Speaking at a rally on Tuesday night in the rural town of West Bend, 30 miles from Milwaukee, Trump, who has branded himself the "law and order candidate", told an almost exclusively white audience that the rioting was "an assault on the right of all citizens to live in security and to live in peace" – and said black people were the biggest victims of violence in their neighborhoods.

That's because he has branded himself as the "best of the best".

By the early 1970s Mr. Jones, then leading his movement out of San Francisco, had branded himself a Christian Socialist, advocating for the poor and racially oppressed.

The press has branded him "opera hunk".

Butler has branded the MP a "marriage wrecker".

Memphis, Tennessee, for instance, has branded itself "America's Aerotropolis".

The Institute of Directors has branded it a "grand folly".