Sentence examples for he aligned himself from inspiring English sources
In one poetical tweet, he aligned himself with the people.
(As a boy, he aligned himself with the blind umpire).
After the war, he aligned himself firmly with the Zionists.
Yet he aligned himself with the Republicans in cutting income taxes.
Last year, he aligned himself with overtly Islamist leaders, including the firebrand cleric Moktada al-Sadr.
At different times he aligned himself with Beijing, white-ruled South Africa and Washington.
But in his head, he aligns himself with the realist dealmaking of the first Bush.
He aligns himself with scientists who contend that current findings dispute the interpretation of the Cambrian "explosion" that Stephen Jay Gould subscribed to in his popular 1988 book, "Wonderful Life".
When it comes to describing the relationship between life and art, Ozon isn't above drawing parallels and even arrows, though most of the time he aligns himself with a more antic French tradition – previous representatives include Alain Resnais and Jacques Rivette – in which the two are intertwined to the point of blurring.
Still, regarding the central issue, he aligns himself squarely with other sceptics.
Here he aligns himself with the tradition of Wolff and Baumgarten by asserting that the perception of beauty is a perception of perfection by means of the senses or their extension through imagination.
