Sentence examples similar to summoned himself to from inspiring English sources

For the book's persistent question is: If Adam Gordon were able to summon himself into authenticity, would there be anything to see? Are we in fact constituted by our inauthenticities?

He is likely to be summoned to parliament to explain himself; his opponents are comparing him to the Islamic Republic's first president, Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, who was impeached before being driven into hiding and overt opposition to the regime.All this is grist to the mill of Mr Ahmadinejad's principal adversary, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.

Mortified to find himself suddenly sprouting wings and wearing a pink tutu, Derek is summoned to fairyland to be prosecuted as a dream killer.

The behind-schedule Michelangelo (Heston) is summoned to explain himself to his patron, Pope Julius II Harrisonn).

The Historia does contain a substantial exposition of Gilbert of Poitiers' controversial theological views, as well as an account of the council to which he was summoned to defend himself.

An escaped bear is suspected of killing the citizens of Vientiane, and a government worker has just hurled himself from a high building when Siri finds himself summoned to the capital.

When Beecroft was summoned to explain himself in parliament, he admitted there was little evidence to support his proposals.

In 1922, just after the consolidation of the Bolshevik Revolution, Mr. Theremin was summoned to the Kremlin to demonstrate his equally revolutionary instrument for Lenin himself.

Before breakfast on Wednesday, David Davies was summoned to explain himself on Radio 4's Today programme, then shuttled over to ITV's Good Morning Britain studio to be shouted at by Piers Morgan.

He has been summoned to explain himself.

This was fixed for 7pm". Cadogan said he was himself summoned to Stalin's room.