Sentence examples for he consigned himself to from inspiring English sources

With this decision, he consigned himself to the media shadows during weeks of intensive coverage.

He consigned himself to a political no-man's-land where he has been denied the perks of a traditional campaign (such as appearing in Republican debates), but has nevertheless attracted all the scrutiny of a regular candidate.

For all the apparent resignation Hölderlin displayed when, neglected by his family and declared medically unfit, he consigned himself to a tower overlooking the River Neckar for 36 years – his own desert island – his poems display those little shards of light which remind us of who we are and what we might become if the bounds of the possible can be overcome.

As he consigns himself to that very past, perhaps the sly, silent smile of his extended leave-taking is his parting gift.

All of that raises a question about Mr. LaPierre's leadership "The question for the N.R.A. is whether eventually he appeals to only so narrow a segment of the population that he consigns himself to irrelevance," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat and gun control advocate.

Trump went on to explain that before he'd consigned himself to the dreadful, humdrum business of leading the free world, he'd looked way better in the press, the Hill reports which is all he seems to care about.

Redmayne even complained that in eschewing his phone he had consigned himself to two hours a day tied to his laptop answering emails.

Jef walks with the careful lightness of a man prowling over what may be quicksand, and suspicion is the territory he has consigned himself to.

By the time he reached his next event today, a panel discussion with doctors at a medical center in Orlando, it was almost as if he had consigned himself to the eclipsing of the day's theme.

Davis seemed unaware he had consigned himself to the backbenches, telling the BBC: "I may or may not be on the backbenches … This issue matters more to me than my job".

Not the natural gas employee who has consigned himself to a life of doing something that he feels ought not to be done.