Sentence examples for how he positions from inspiring English sources

Depending on how he positions himself or chooses to look, he is a classic waif.

"I think the concept is similar, how he positions himself on the court," Nadal said of Tomic.

Hearing him talk about how he positions his brand, it's easy to see put almost as much artistry into his strategies as into his music.

"It's a question of trust, how he behaves, how he positions himself, that typical charisma, which in Russia is often parodied.

After he's chucked a rib eye on the Argentinian grill he shows me how he positions its height so the fat drips off the meat on to the coals in just the right way.

But Mr. Christie is considerably fresher and has had fewer opportunities to get himself in trouble, and therefore might have more flexibility in how he positions himself: as a plucky, authentic outsider to rank-and-file Republican voters, as a pragmatic problem-solver to independents — but as an electable, pro-business (and anti-union) conservative to party elites.

What is harder to pin down is how he positioned himself among the theological trends of the time.

One story that has people in Washington talking is about how he positioned his industry so masterfully once he got inside the White House door, a door that, Ms. Ignagni helped open.

The fact that Armstrong would confess to doping was widely leaked, leaving the main question how he would position himself, how he would use the occasion to garner sympathy.

But Mr. Gore frequently passes up opportunities to describe a sweeping vision of how he would position the United States in the world.

Mr. Obama has already provided some hints of how he would position himself against Mrs. Clinton, suggesting he would link her to her husband's presidency and their role in the intense partisanship that marked much of the 1990s and that carried over into the Bush presidency.