Sentence examples for has even appropriated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has even appropriated Mr. Clinton's mantra from 1992, "a different kind of Democrat".

Mr. Cheney has even appropriated one of Mr. Gore's refrains, promising to fight for working families.

He has even appropriated a brother's childhood nickname for him, Loser, for Paco.

He has even appropriated the Chinese Kitchen God, Zao Jun, as one of the book's chattiest, most down-to-earth characters.

They've even appropriated their own abuse: if something silly or stupid or weird happens in Europe, it's derided as "Gayropa".

Do the Fiells harbour any ambivalent feelings about the way in which mid-century design has become a ubiquitous lifestyle marker of "cool" – to the extent that it has even been appropriated by estate agents?

It had even been appropriated by disaffected young people to describe themselves, he says - a view supported by the vivelesracailles site, which starts with the line "After all, it's not a crime to live in your pyjamas".

The applied computer technologies and more recently, the theoretical areas of study—of information science have since permeated many other disciplines and have even been appropriated by new fields, each preferring a more descriptive designation of its subject domain.

Stass and Alana have even re-appropriated Thasher's classic "skate goat" logo for their own subbing in a set of ovaries overlaid with a pentagram.

In more recent times, some of the key thinkers involved in the Islamic Revolution of 1979, such as Ayatollah Khomeini and Mortaza Motahhari, were profoundly influenced by the thought of Mulla Sadra, and some have even attempted to appropriate Mulla Sadra as the 'philosopher of the Revolution' despite the distinct lack of an engagement with political philosophy in his work.

For one thing, certain old friends resent the ways Cassandra has depicted them in print or even appropriated their lives for use in her self-serving memoirs.