Sentence examples for divorced himself from from inspiring English sources

He also divorced himself from stamps.

"I think at that time, Phil had pretty much divorced himself from the game," Coyne said in a telephone interview.

Beyond that point Thomas Aquinas was not a Christian Aristotle but a man of faith and dogma; he divorced himself from Aristotle when necessary and approached closer to Augustine of Hippo, to the Neoplatonists, or to Avicenna.

Straus then divorced himself from all contact with American intelligence, although for a while he kept the extra telephone, because "it was sort of nice to have it there".

Cocooned in his residence for hours a day, watching TV and tweeting and talking on the phone — what the White House calls "executive time" — Trump appears to have divorced himself from any real engagement with policy or governance.

Mr. Shawn was the Vanya of "Vanya on 42nd Street," and in "The Designated Mourner" he portrays Jack, the sardonic narrator who takes on the task of memorializing Howard's world (he is its "designated mourner"), which he divorced himself from when he walked out on his marriage to Howard's daughter, Judy.

Spurrier did not divorce himself from the offense.

Evidently, Mr. Applebome divorces himself from the working world.

Still, Mr. Han said that it would not be easy to divorce himself from the hatred he has long harbored against North Korea.

Analysts have maintained that the only way to head off Yukos's bankruptcy and protect minority shareholders is for Mr Khodorkovsky to divorce himself from the company.

From then on, Carnot devoted himself to the work of the Committee, concentrating on the conduct of military operations, although he did not entirely divorce himself from general policy.