Sentence examples similar to dissociated oneself from from inspiring English sources

Shaivism, though inclined in doctrinal matters to inclusiveness, inculcates some fundamental lines of conduct: one should worship one's spiritual preceptor (guru) as God himself, follow his path, consider him to be present in oneself, and dissociate oneself from all opinions and practices that are incompatible with the Shaiva creed.

Another strategy described was to try to dissociate oneself from the circumstances after the nerve injury.

"Killing is dissociated from pain; it's even dissociated from life," wrote Kael in a review of "Magnum Force" (1973).

Officially, Lebanon has "dissociated" itself from Syria.

The church dissociated itself from its own former joyous demeanour, offering instead ritual, solemnity, high aesthetics.

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

It regarded Judaism and Islam as retrograde, and dissociated itself from the Jewish Diaspora.

Yet Waqar last night hardly dissociated himself from the controversial remarks.

Under pressure from the Israel lobby, Obama dissociated himself from all three chosen advisers.

These findings indicate that the retrieval of the relationships between oneself and one's family members may require a specific cognitive process dissociated from the retrieval of names and other person-specific semantic information.

In Cunningham style, the choreography was dissociated from the music.