Sentence examples for clearly distanced from inspiring English sources

The turnout was only about 30percentt, he noted, and many Democrats clearly distanced themselves from Mr. McGreevey in the campaign.

With a pair of 2010 Grand Slam titles already in the bag and a potential third delayed one day because of rain, Rafael Nadal has clearly distanced himself from Roger Federer.

At the same time, Mr. Giuliani clearly distanced himself from phone calls made to voters last week by the state Republican Party indirectly linking Mrs. Clinton to a recent terrorist attack on an American destroyer in the Middle East.

The party's general secretary Herbert Kickl said the FPOe clearly distanced itself from Nazism and racism and saw itself as an "Austrian patriotic political force".

But the Republican also clearly distanced himself from Trump's often positive assessments of Putin. .

TVC, the group pointed out in its letter, had clearly distanced itself from Phelps and his methods.

In a statement on Friday, H.E.S.S. said: "We clearly distance ourselves from any form of political radicalism, from far-right, far-left, as well as any religious extremists".

"There is clearly no place inside the governments who make up the Euro-Atlantic community -- and a healthy democracy -- for a party that does not clearly distance itself from the atrocities of the Nazi era and the politics of hate".

So I'm not happy about Mr. Gore's tax proposals: instead of clearly distancing himself from Mr. Bush's truly bad idea, Mr. Gore has tried to meet it partway.

But on Wednesday, he used his budget speech to clearly distance himself from Republican plans to heap tax benefits on the rich while casting adrift the nation's poor, elderly and unemployed.

Today, a delegation of Iranian academics and MPs alarmed by the threat of an imminent US attack on Iran are urging the Brown government to clearly distance itself from the pursuit of aggressive US foreign policy, to denounce US war plans, oppose another round of sanctions on Iran and persuade the EU as a whole to do the same.