Sentence examples for to frame himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. de Blasio has taken great pains to frame himself as the anti-Bloomberg.

Lomborg has become a high-profile figure due to his downplaying of climate change, although he tends to frame himself as an expert in international development.

Mr. Romney has sought to frame himself as the true conservative and has said repeatedly that Mr. McCain's most notable accomplishments involve leadership "for liberal causes".

He has rewritten the chapter about his pragmatic, productive and collaborative term as governor of Massachusetts, reworking history to frame himself as a "severely conservative" governor who applied rightwing principles in office.

But Lan has made an effort to frame himself as an ally.

Trying to frame himself as an outsider, Santorum talked about his campaign - -27 years ago -- to unseat an incumbent.

The very fact that Jon Huntsman (who just nabbed third place in New Hampshire) has been able to successfully frame himself as the "pro-science" Republican candidate itself speaks to the misalignment of his competitors with reality.

In the 2004 campaign, Bush, using a strategy uncharacteristic for a sitting president, set out to frame John Kerry even before Kerry could frame himself.

After the two men have it out, Garrett reports the confrontation to Lindsay, framing himself as innocent and Kenny as a threat.

Only we, the spectators, have an unmediated access to his mind and we understand his frustration at the world going into and out of focus and his inability to frame for himself the picture he sees.

Bryant's appointment as acting editor was always a temporary measure, they insist; part of a succession plan that Bryant himself helped to frame.