Sentence examples for he consorted with from inspiring English sources

He consorted with kleptocrats and murderers.

Returning to Wilno, he consorted with young socialists.

But even as he impressed the powerful, he consorted with the wretched of the city.

As a young man he consorted with "low women," and fathered an illegitimate child.

He consorted with the Punch writers and was well known in London's literary circles for his "open" marriage.

By night, he consorted with Cage's remarkable network of artistic acquaintances, the painters and the poets and the artists without portfolio.

Although he says his foe is the Muslim Brotherhood and his cause secularism, he consorts with the Madkhalis, a Saudi-backed conservative sect.

Here, he consorts with two alluring Bond girls, one black and dependable (the wisecracking MI6 agent Eve, played by Naomie Harris), the other Eurasian and expendable (Bérénice Marlohe).

Although our host is not himself a politician, he consorts with politicians, and so we expected to dine in state with the notables and the gentry of the area.

"Sherman's March" is Mr. McElwee's sex film, a comic odyssey in which he consorts with a series of desirable but for various reasons unsuitable women, Southern belles who are, like him, losing their bloom.

But when the brilliant, garrulous Justice Scalia hobnobs with fellow archconservatives, he is not being influenced any more than is the brilliant, garrulous Justice Stephen Breyer when he consorts with his numerous friends and former colleagues in the liberal bastion of Cambridge, Mass.