Sentence examples for situate itself from inspiring English sources

How does the body situate itself in the city?

This is something like the 200th Tarzan movie since 1918, but the first major reboot since the failure of Greystoke in 1984; The Legend of Tarzan seems prepared to situate itself amid some very dark and troubling history.

From New Holstein, Wisconsin to New York City, Viewbooks represent a place's attempt to put its best foot forward and to situate itself in the greater American cultural landscape.

Another school insisted that cultural anthropology should aim to interpret other cultures rather than to seek laws of cultural development or cultural integration and that it should therefore situate itself within the humanities rather than in the biological sciences or the social sciences.

If accurate, Cambridge is a fitting place for Apple to situate itself.

Its only challenge will be to situate itself as a key destination for merchants when making their processing vendor selection.

While architecture anxiously situates itself between building and discourse, it never fully capitulates to either side.

"Billy Elliot" is fascinating because it situates itself precisely on the cultural fault line between the two traits.

The first poem, While He Told Me, situates itself in the room where she hears her marriage is over.

How oddly holiness situated itself among the things of the world, how endlessly creation wrenched and strained under the burden of its own significance.

The world of The Taste of Sorrow is a dark one; it therefore situates itself in a long and lugubrious tradition.