Sentence examples for firmly distance from inspiring English sources

(The current Labour leader, Ed Miliband, has sought to firmly distance himself from the Murdoch press).

The official pro-union Better Together campaign has firmly distanced itself from the event.

A sworn opponent of the current regime from which he has firmly distanced himself, there are no international sanctions against him.

From then on, the music selection would lean more toward pop-rock, firmly distancing itself from the exclusively electronic sound of the earliest years, but leaving no other popular genre behind.

Featureless DEER decays at spin label pairs 533/625 and 555/647, which were designed to monitor the NBD dimer interface, firmly reflect distances longer than 50 and 70 Å, respectively (black trace, Figure 1B,C, Figure 1 figure supplement 4).

More to the point, really, it puts the product firmly within spitting distance of the $329 9.7-inch 9.7-inch iPad

They experienced tunnel vision and believed firmly that their judgment of distance had weakened.

Morris firmly believes the Interrotron's distancing effect actually produces a form of intimacy, a genuine first-person address.

That's why Labour remains firmly committed to getting long-distance rail services on to a new north-south rail line, freeing up space on existing track for more frequent local services.

Most people interviewed also said they wished Mr. Obama had distanced himself from Mr. Wright more firmly, more rapidly.

It will reveal whether the United States's neighbor has moved firmly into its geopolitical orbit, or is taking new distance from the Bush administration out of frustration with the lack of progress on bilateral issues.