Sentence examples for divorce themselves from inspiring English sources

The second factor depends on the individual's motivation, which is driven by people trying to divorce themselves from the control of the crowd movement.

The Yankees just cannot divorce themselves from the Red Sox in the American League East.

If Blairites want a political future, they need to divorce themselves from Blair.

On stage, the boys told reporters that they wanted to divorce themselves from religious extremists and return to their families.

Nevertheless, it was difficult for Roman Catholic missions to divorce themselves from colonialism, and many missionaries, it must be said, did not want the divorce.

With divorces rare, unhappy spouses may think twice about getting a divorce themselves, since there would be so few eligible new mates available.

"OVER the past 20 years, little by little, the French people have divorced themselves from France.

His followers, meanwhile, divorced themselves from orthodox church circles and formed small societies and brotherhoods.

Ms. Dowd fears that "Bush officials have divorced themselves from reality".

"Most of them had divorced themselves in a very radical way from Jewish interests and Jewish concerns," Glazer says.

It cost the Soviet Union its relationship with China; the North African countries (Egypt, Algeria) divorced themselves from their association with the Russians.