Sentence examples for dissociated herself from inspiring English sources

Scarcely had Roth's win been made public than one of the judges, the former publisher Carmen Callil, dissociated herself from the verdict.

There is no love lost between the 26-year old and her infamous uncle - she dissociated herself from him long before the 11 September terrorist attacks.

After Lenin's death (1924), Krupskaya joined Joseph Stalin's opponents but later dissociated herself from the opposition and remained formally aloof from the intraparty struggles.

Mr Berlusconi's equal-opportunities minister, Mara Carfagna, whose own relationship with Mr Berlusconi has long been the subject of gossip, dissociated herself from his remark about gays.

At a time when a family feud had started within the party, Ms Maréchal-Le Pen dissociated herself from her grandfather's negationist comments by saying she "deeply disagreed" - but refused to support his exclusion from the party.

The awkward attempt to occupy Nobellish territory with lifetime achievement criteria and quasi-global scope was set to be awarded for the fourth time this year when, out of the blue, one of the judges, Carmen Callil, dissociated herself from the final verdict (in which she had actually participated) and declared that Philip Roth was unworthy to take the prize.

Carmen Callil waited for the announcement to be made before – quite eccentrically – dissociating herself from the decision.

Miss Vorderman dissociates herself from the quote, which came from a news agency.

Instead she was asked to dissociate herself from what was happening by engaging in that active imaginative process".

If they come up with a terrible deal, she may be able to dissociate herself from it.

She had taken great pains all these years to dissociate herself where all his lowly jobs were concerned.