Sentence examples for divide him from from inspiring English sources

Zarqawi represents the most extreme faction of the insurgency and the US is reportedly trying to divide him from more moderate elements.

He needed a distraction, something droll or alarming, anything that would divide him from the task at hand and cause him to reflect.

In the complex world of Shiite politics in Iraq, that makes Mr. Sadr vulnerable to his religious superiors, who could issue a religious decree against him, or take some other action that might divide him from his followers.

Smuts's disdain for frivolity and laxity combined with his lack of interest in sports and his decision to take up lodgings outside the college, did much to divide him from the other students.

For Pikelet, fear and underdeveloped strength will ultimately divide him from the other two but not in time to save him from a swell that threatens real (and sexual) violence.

It was as if a pane of glass had always divided him from the common world.

More than any other issue, Trump's trade policies have divided him from the traditionally free-trade Republican Party.

Fleming posed several times with a gun and played up to the idea that there was only a thin line dividing him from his fictional hero.

Mr. Hurt adds a clownish fillip of his own here, as Krapp playfully moves in and out of the square of bright light dividing him from the surrounding darkness.

Nor has it reduced Mr. Morrison's resolve to block the project, a crusade that, he acknowledged, has divided him from neighbors, generally lifelong residents of the area, who see the mine as a potential source of jobs.

Whether the new "Independent Group" of MPs that split from the Labour party on Monday takes off largely depends upon what the leader does now to address the three crisis issues dividing him from the mainstream in his party: Europe, antisemitism and the attempted mass deselection of Labour MPs.