Sentence examples for but disassociated from inspiring English sources

The four additional members of the Court agreed with the result but disassociated themselves from Justice Scalia's reasoning.

He was an assistant to Nixon but disassociated himself when he found out, during the Watergate investigation, that he'd been a victim of his boss's bugging scheme.

For now, the only information about the system Mr. Adair and the other scientists on the panel possess are the patent that paved the way for the machine and some comments from a man present at its inception but disassociated from it now.

However, Mayor Pro Tem Diane Dixon presented a softened version of the original resolution that did not censure Peotter but disassociated City Hall and the council from his comments.

"This case was part of the original case but was disassociated from it," says Mr Troth.

In an odd voting twist, Lebanon joined the 15-member consensus required to pass a presidential statement, but then "disassociated" itself from the result.

It would be an understanding of land but not disassociated with the people who use it" -- the military community, the tattoo artists, the desert inhabitants in general.

Thus, the system can shabbily circulate at 37°C but be disassociated as T approaching to 39°C.

A ramp uncoiling through the atrium to the top floor (Mr. Meier called it his "commentary" on Frank Lloyd Wright's ramp at the Guggenheim in New York) has made a great social space but seems somehow disassociated from adjoining galleries.

MacroH2A is abundant in differentiated somatic cells, but disassociates immediately from somatic donor chromosomes during SCNT (Chang et al, 2010).

It argues that its law does not regulate anything, but only disassociates the citizens of Massachusetts from a vile regime by spending their money in a way that they approve of.