Sentence examples for distancing of from inspiring English sources

The distancing of Brent Scowcroft dates nearly to the beginning of the second Bush Administration.

No less problematic is the distancing of the story that results from Breuer's setting.

The intimate family scale of Genesis yields to something cooler and more mechanical; Alter in his introduction speaks of a "new wide-angle lens" and "the distancing of the central character and the distancing of the figure of God".

For instance, the Obama administration's latest distancing of itself from Mr. Mubarak may not go over well.

His rapprochement with Great Britain and his noticeable distancing of France from Germany are, from this perspective, no accident.

Describing Peary's distancing of himself from these unfortunates, Harper uses the apt phrase "washing his hands" several times.

A New York company, Shanker Inc., has been helping train salespeople to narrow what its president, Martin Shanker, called the "distancing of the customer from salespeople".

And for all the distancing of the language, "Fresh Off the Boat" itself will produce, for more readers than it might seem, shivers of recognition.

A kind of serial distancing of author from content seems to have determined the basic structure: frames within frames within frames.

Gone also is France's automatic distancing of itself from the United States and Israel; when Mr. Sarkozy calls Israel "a friend," the Israelis seem to believe him.

The antidote to this global distancing of humanity from the rest of nature is the slow, messy business of getting to know a landscape.