Sentence examples for divest myself from inspiring English sources

"I'm a doctor by training, that doesn't mean I divest myself of my human qualities".

But even if I don't, I'm generally happy - you might even say eager - to divest myself of my cash funds.

"I'm having to divest myself of so many possessions," she said, "and there was a little of my dad in every one.

As I am inept enough at social/literary occasions without additional chaos, I sought to divest myself of her attentions – especially as I hadn't asked for them.

I was hoping to find attractive cedar-lined storage solutions for everything I'd been unable to divest myself of at the end of 2012: aging spices, children's artwork, torn clothing.

By the power vested in me as Cartoon Editor, I've decided to divest myself of the awesome responsibilities of my office in this regard and vest them in a man who goes by the name of Marc Phillipe Eskenazi (which, coincidentally, is identical to his real name).

I divested myself of tribal loyalty to Labour long ago.

"I'm divesting myself of my past life," Clare tells her shocked sister, Myra.

I was gradually divesting myself, as I aged, of all I'd accumulated.

I have not divested myself of ugly socks any more than I have trashed the family album.

No, I'm talking about selling out by selling off — that is, making money by divesting myself of any worldly possessions that might go for a good price.