Sentence examples for put him more from inspiring English sources

'That would have put him more on guard".

It's made him more vulnerable, put him more on the defensive than he should have been.

Torre said a conversation he had Monday with Bobby Cox, Sheffield's former manager, put him more at ease.

I wonder, eyeing the grizzly bear at his shoulder, if fatherhood has put him more in touch with his feminine side?

Mr. Putin may also have concluded that he can spurn the spirit of the law only so much before governance turns into a free-for-all that might put him more at the whims of the Kremlin's competing clans.

Yet few things on Trump's confrontational agenda put him more quickly on a collision course with the rest of the world, much of his own country and even some in his own party than his stated desire to abandon the fight against global warming.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The appointment of Gen. David H. Petraeus as director of the Central Intelligence Agency puts him more squarely than ever in conflict with Pakistan, whose military leadership does not regard him as a friend and where he will now have direct control over the armed drone campaign that the Pakistani military says it wants stopped.

Mr. Lieberman raised roughly $4 million, which would put him at more than $12 million for the year.

No one, and nothing, will put him under more pressure than the inner voice which drives him to excel, whether it be as a businessman, coach or campaigner.

Farage's attempt to distance Ukip from its manifesto of four years ago may put him under more scrutiny about what the party stands for in the runup to the May elections.

But he acknowledged that the Democrats' midterm losses would put him in more direct confrontation with congressional Republicans.