Sentence examples for parade himself from inspiring English sources

And its leader scorns "Labour's statism" and Ed Miliband's "11th-hour conversion... to parade himself as the champion of 'fiscal responsibility'".

Mr Obasanjo likes to parade himself abroad as a peace-loving democrat and yearns to inherit the mantle of Africa's leading elder statesman, Nelson Mandela.

In any event, he will certainly parade himself, next year, as Portugal's man of the moment and man of the world.

Pompey could have done it by calling his soldiers in, but the Senate did not trust him enough to request this, and Pompey did not wish to parade himself as an unashamed tyrant.

Both Mr Seselj and Mr Milosevic have backed the Karadzic-Krajisnik faction.Could Mr Milosevic, to spite Mr Seselj and to parade himself as the Serbs' power-broker, switch to Mrs Plavsic and try to persuade the Karadzic group to make peace with her?

After his conviction, Chua will never get the opportunity to parade himself in front of his former colleagues and staff, to seek their attention and play the role of a victim.

But having paraded himself as the cronies' foe, he acted foolishly.

True, in the tumescence episode Mr. Knoxville parades himself through a range of situations.

From there he went on to land a lucrative modelling contract, parading himself in Calvin Klein underwear alongside an unclad Kate Moss.

When Jack Black's Jerry suggests himself for the part of Waller and smirkingly parades himself around in blackface, everyone is embarrassed by how obviously inappropriate that is.

"He [Yempe] was parading himself as a correspondent of CNN who was following some ongoing oil strikes there," Bayelsa police spokesperson Alex Akhigbe told the Guardian.