Sentence examples for he situated from inspiring English sources
He situated himself with a view of the river making a distinct bend, a meander.
He situated his shop at the wrong end of a Métro exit, and the boutique attracted little foot traffic.
He situated the master bedroom behind it on one side and a new kitchen, compact but complete, on the other.
As Ross writes, he situated enough dark material — conflict, grotesquerie, eroticism — in the marble halls of Soviet ballet to qualify as a modernist.
If he resembled William Faulkner in that he situated his book in a mythical place he invented, he resembled Ernest Hemingway in the simplicity of his style.
Using a boxing analogy, he situated, in one corner, liberals (mostly English-speaking whites) schooled in seeing criticism and protest "as normative, even vital, in building and sustaining a democratic society".
Most important, he situates all this in a continuum of material, process, history and emotion.
He situates his tripartite scheme squarely within the tradition of Parisian open spaces.
With nuance and lucidity, he situates Dylan in a long continuum of American music, literature, religion and politics.
When her sweet, vulnerable brother Rusty confronts Evan about it, he situates himself among the mighty who have messed up.
He situates the rude fledging humor magazine in its jazz-age, mongrel-Manhattan, mass-culture, class-mobility context of advertising, movies, book clubs, sheet music, tabloids and skyscrapers.
