Sentence examples for integrating himself from inspiring English sources

Even so, Mr. Rove, 50, is integrating himself into a broadened Bush political operation because he has succeeded in exerting influence in and outside the White House.

As he signed a five-year contract in October, it could be argued Januzaj has achieved his primary objective for the season, namely integrating himself at Old Trafford.

"Part of the show is not only Richard exhibiting his driving skills," Mr. Simon continued, "but integrating himself into American social situation.

Integrating himself into the family of Grace and Virginia Kennedy (whose names for each other give the film its title), Gorin became a friend, an interlocutor, a freelance ethnographer, an amateur sociologist, and a self-portraitist.

The trend is also a reminder of past criticism of Anthony, when he has been portrayed as a player focused more on his offense than on integrating himself into a wider team strategy.

Not only is it one of the most fascinating pieces of reportage I've ever read — I'd argue Finnegan managed the astonishing feat of integrating himself into the young man's family, and becoming a first-person character in the story, without sacrificing his journalistic integrity — it paints a strikingly accurate, poignant picture of where I spent my first eighteen years.

"Richard Huckle spent several years integrating himself into the community in which he lived, making himself a trusted figure.

Bashō was introduced to poetry young, and after integrating himself into the intellectual scene of Edo (modern Tokyo) he quickly became well known throughout Japan.