Sentence examples for a distancing of from inspiring English sources

They may, by the very nature of drama, be built from specific details, but their unquestioned naturalistic representation of history leads to a distancing of that history from the present day, and the standardized arc of these scrupulously professional dramas boils those details down to a familiar and empty ruefulness.

Does it represent a distancing of British policy from interventionism?

This debate exemplifies that the legal inclusion reached through the pragmatic shape of the initiative is symbolically 'counterbalanced' by a distancing of the roles of the Christian and the Muslim chaplains.

It is more a distancing of ourselves from each other and a debasement of what we as a society are prepared to do.

Ultimately, this could mean a distancing of the US not just from the international community at large, but also the US-Canadian relationship.

"There could be important conclusions that enable a scaling-down of the conflict, a return to the electoral route, and a distancing of the storm-clouds of violence," he said.

From a distance of reading.

This was a distance of about 450 miles.

Despite a distance of 7,800 miles between Havana and Pyongyang, Cuba and North Korea were close.

They both went, to a distance of five feet.

The smell could sicken at a distance of two miles.