Some have questioned his judgment in placing himself in such a potentially threatening situation.
This increased interest in placing himself within history undoubtedly stems partly from age.
Mr. Bush specializes in quirky stories and in placing himself, or at least his ego, in harm's way.
"The investigation found that on certain occasions Mr. Marciano exercised poor judgment in his communications with models and photographers and in placing himself in situations in which plausible allegations of improper conduct could, and did, arise," the filing said.
Anyone who cares about the future of social housing, or what happens to London, or to local democracy, should root for Peters – not least for his bravery in placing himself squarely before a juggernaut.
I spoke with many people who saw the movie with me; they all agreed that Godard was sitting in the "place du Montparnasse"—when, in fact, that crossroads is called the "place du 18 juin 1940," and, in placing himself there, Godard was, in effect, wryly depicting himself as a modern-day resister.
In placing himself in opposition to what he regarded as the Aristotelian paradigm, Valla often interprets certain doctrines the syllogism, hypothetical syllogism, modal propositions, and the square of contraries in ways they were not designed for.
What about the past pre-figures, the present and the future in a poetic fashion in order to understand the genealogy of poetry — of poets — and in order to place himself in a typological genealogy of poets.
Southampton's Adam Lallana showed enough, even as England lost their two Wembley friendlies against Chile and Germany in November, to place himself in Hodgson's thoughts.
You're attempting to shift goalposts that Archibald has already firmly concreted in place for himself.
