Sentence examples for be able to distance from inspiring English sources

To be a good producer, you need to be able to distance yourself.

Although United States involvement in the mission is limited, an American official said Washington would not be able to distance itself from NATO's problems if the operation faltered.

"Yet after they have reached such a high pinnacle, they seem to be able to distance themselves even further from the competition".

If there is no way to attach Clemens's name to the package's delivery, he may be able to distance himself from the accusations that he lied to Congress.

He argues against the reflex, especially in theatre, to consider violence in a 'working-class and often black, urban context.' The truth is that violence is 'pervasive.' And middle-class audiences will not be able to distance themselves from Stephens's terrible subject.

Cocker should be able to distance himself from his past - if I was him, I'd hate the way in which his Imperial Period is often reduced to a cartoonish image: his skinny northern arse waggling before Michael Jackson at the Brit awards.

I see guys being able to distance themselves from the negativity coming their way.

"They have been able to distance themselves in a very short period".

He was able to distance himself from what he called the smear tactics of the allegations against FIFA's committee.

The governor was able to distance himself from the negotiations, calling on the union to deal only with the M.T.A. and vowing never to become involved in labor talks.

Hughes is able to distance himself from the personal content of the show – which received warm reviews on its Edinburgh Fringe debut run – and see it as an acting job.