Sentence examples for dissociate myself from inspiring English sources

They have convinced me to walk away from trying to dissociate myself from other Christians with any label at all.

"At times I have felt the need to dissociate myself from my work and public image," Franco continued.

I can entirely dissociate myself from the Traditional Britain Group as I have never been a member or supporter".

"I'd say it is primarily about character and setting, but that is not to dissociate myself from the crime fiction world," Burnet said.

I also wish to dissociate myself from the reported views of the CRE chair, Gurbux Singh, who appeared to call in this paper on Monday for forced integration.

Though she has made no secret of being to the left of her predecessor, she adds: "I'm not suddenly going to try and dissociate myself from Alex Salmond or make it my defining job to prove how different I am".

"What was happening was wrong and I should have completely dissociated myself from it.

In 1972, Betty and I, and Helvi Sipila of the United Nations, were together in Iran as guests of the Women's Organisation of Iran, and once again I had difficulty in dissociating myself from Betty, who would usually take over my allotted speaking time as well as her own and inveigh against younger feminists who burned bras and talked dirty.

In a blogpost, Yiannopoulos said he had been "instructed by my lawyers today to add my voice to that of Gavin McInnes, the founder of the fraternal men's organization, and announce that I am publicly dissociating myself with the club".

I don't know if Bin Laden was seeking a convert, but I quickly dissociated myself from this self-apparition, explaining to him that, far from being an aspiring cleric, I was a mere Independent reporter trying to tell the truth.

I dissociated myself with everything and everyone in the industry.