Sentence examples for he situated himself from inspiring English sources

He situated himself with a view of the river making a distinct bend, a meander.

But police told him he couldn't take pictures, even though he situated himself on public land.

When her sweet, vulnerable brother Rusty confronts Evan about it, he situates himself among the mighty who have messed up.

But it may be, as well, because of how he situates himself in relationship to other artists, to styles, and to the market.

That's because he has situated himself in a kind of limbo with regard to this issue, and he's clearly going to stay there through the November election.

Upon his return to New York, he had situated himself, to his father's pleasure, on Wall Street, first as a broker and then as a junior manager of a mutual fund.

"He's situating himself in this space so that he's taken seriously".

It's an approach that has allowed him to bridge the divide between the avant garde dance world, in which he proudly situates himself, and the wider public.

He generally situates himself in the political center, espouses a rhetorically impressive but rather narrow pragmatism and has mostly avoided economic populism.

On the global stage, he is still able to situate himself as the outsider, agitating to transform reality rather than merely succumbing to it.

In fairness to Hillary-Obama, it is also possible that Edwards did not mean to get so far ahead of himself, that he would have preferred to situate himself closer to the political center.