Sentence examples for pose himself as from inspiring English sources

Greg can pose himself as Greg Ginn!

Drake doesn't pose himself as a hard-ass.

Le Pen poses himself as the anti-elitist, a rebel voice speaking for the "true" French white underclass; he believes in the superiority of the French and the inequality of the races.

Tate Modern, London The idea behind the title is as old as photography itself, as shown by the elaborate tableaux created by the likes of F Holland Day, who posed himself as Christ.

It was daring in its ambition, as it not only contextualized the Reverend Wright — at least, for those who were willing to be persuaded — but also posed Obama himself as the break with history, the focal point of a new era, embracing America itself for all its tribes, for all its historical enmities and possibilities.

It was daring in its ambition, as it not only contextualized the Reverend Wright at least, for those who were willing to be persuaded but also posed Obama himself as the break with history, the focal point of a new era, embracing America itself for all its tribes, for all its historical enmities and possibilities.

It is revealed that he had already planned escape by posing as himself using the shape-shifting Teselecta.

A British writer and documentary filmmaker adopts a chipper faux-naïf pose as he insinuates himself into the homes and graces of various groups of extremists, among them neo-Nazis, the Ku Klux Klan and the New World Order conspiracy theorists.