Sentence examples for links itself from inspiring English sources

The whole film, in fact, links itself to the state of Jack's mind.

Not so much a group, al-Qaida represents a movement that links itself to history, rather than a campaign that pursues politically achievable objectives.

By the same token, faith becomes vulnerable to skepticism when it links itself to more or less arbitrary decisions about diet or dress.

For these users there's now no obvious reason to use these services, because Twitter will be handling the shortened links itself.

It links itself with the group of English non-conformists that left Plymouth for the New World in 1620: its nickname is "The Pilgrims".

It was able to link itself into "Factory Asia" and catch up at breakneck pace.

Since the 1930's the party had linked itself to the principal organizations of workers, peasants and middle-class professionals.

The commission plotted to keep segregation alive through intimidation, and linked itself closely with the violence of the day.

And since it is often done by hiding the link itself, it might be affecting people without them ever realising.

And that while the Labour party was opposing segregation in South Africa and linking itself to landmark anti-discrimination policy.

If Hamas was going to present itself as a rational political group, I said, why was it linking itself to Al Qaeda?