Sentence examples similar to future distanced from from inspiring English sources

Whittingdale, who last week unveiled wide-ranging plans including challenging the BBC to be more "distinctive" in a white paper on the corporation's future, distanced himself from rising public outrage over the cuts, saying BBC chiefs make the decisions.

Stay distanced from your stack.

The story is told from some indefinite future distance — why did that seem like the right choice of perspective, and what does that allow you to do?

The story is told from some indefinite future distance — why did that seem like the right choice of perspective, and what does that allow you to do? Mainly, I was trying to find a tone that would reinforce the dreamlike quality of the story.

He had forced Pence to protect his own political future by distancing himself from Trump's worst statements or by denying them outright.

Her appearance today, following supportive remarks she made on Friday, did seem to end a week of speculation that Mrs. Clinton had decided to protect her political future by distancing herself from her husband in the hour of his greatest political need.

Some took the cynic's view that, with his financial future in mind, distancing himself from the K2 tax scheme was indeed the most responsible thing he could do.

Most likely the friends you gossip to may not trust you with personal information in the future and will distance themselves from you.

Tesco has distanced itself from claims that it has withdrawn support for future London gay pride parades after pressure from conservative Christian groups.

In the future first conditions, the participants did not try to distance themselves from the future miss and preferred purchasing from the importer that offers a discount in the future.

"I've distanced myself from that.