Sentence examples for he associated himself from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the prime minister, David Cameron, said he "associated himself fully" with the comments.

After his release he went to London, where he associated himself with the duke of Monmouth.

From the outset, he associated himself with the party of Clay and Webster, the Whigs.

In foreign affairs he associated himself, from 1815, with the conservative policy of the Holy Alliance.

For years, he associated himself with crackpot theories that disputed the demonstrable fact that AIDS was transmitted by a treatable virus.

In 1977, he associated himself with the campaigns led by Anita Bryant and Phyllis Schlafly, and a year later he launched a Clean Up America campaign.

He has associated himself with an extraordinarily unpopular position on health care, and is now doing so again on taxes.

Finiguerra is believed to have worked as a young man with Lorenzo Ghiberti; he later associated himself with the Florentine artist Antonio Pollaiuolo.

During the 1790s he gradually associated himself with the anti-Federalists and in 1801 was appointed by President Thomas Jefferson to represent the United States in France.

One of the reasons that Richard Nixon, keen golfer as he was, never even played at Augusta was that during his famous argument with Khrushchev in Moscow in 1959 he had associated himself with Pepsi.But one president was a member of the club, lending it power and prestige.

"With Edwards, he has associated himself with people in his campaign that don't represent the face that even the trial lawyers want to put forward to the country," said Walter K. Olson, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative research group, who has written extensively on the American legal system.