Sentence examples for his disasters from inspiring English sources

Even his disasters help him.

Like William Trevor, Boswell handles his disasters offhandedly.

He is the film's source of disaster, but his disasters never make for a catchy tune.

You need to be a Goya, who wrote on one of his Disasters of War etchings "I saw this".

Sessions is easy to talk to, thoughtful, honest, willing to reflect on his disasters as well as his successes, less self-possessed than when he assumes a character.

The blandness of the language intensifies the awfulness of the scene — a device that recalls Goya's dry captions on his "Disasters of War" series.

But with his disaster-prone behaviour, is Mr Bean now seen as emblematic of Britain?

Saint-Exupery profited from his disaster and today graces the 50-franc note by default.

"Decades from now the most famous images by Warhol will be his Marilyns, his disaster paintings and his self-portraits," said Tobias Meyer of Sotheby's.

Matthew Bailey, 44, fell behind on his $420 monthly rent shortly after his disaster-housing subsidy ended in September.

Henry had always had trouble understanding Robert, his diffident, defenseless son, and now he was reluctant to be drawn into the heart of his disaster.