Sentence examples for has been distanced from inspiring English sources
It is a desire, a thirst to understand, to get close to an experience that has been distanced, considered and neatly dissected.
Brought closer to the Shoko case by his own experience, the cop has been distanced from it by what seems to have been a demotion from criminal investigations to the role of press director, nursing Tokyo's crime correspondents.
Oddly, though, only Tancredo picks it up (he'd restore hope. Gets a point for noting that America has been distanced from other nations; loses a point for continuing to talk for way too long after that).
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia has been distancing itself from her image by not using her name on some products.
But Mr. Tiberi has been distancing himself from Mr. Bush's 10-year, $1.3 trillion tax-cut proposal, focusing instead on more modest measures, like eliminating the inheritance tax.
Like a politician moving from the margins toward the center, however, Mr. Jensen has been distancing himself recently from earlier allegiances.
I recalled the controversies that dogged the company in the 1980s and '90s, from which it has been distancing itself in recent years.
However, Russia has been distancing itself from Mr. Assad in recent months as his hold on power has grown ever more precarious.
The Romney campaign has been distancing itself from the proposal, seeking to make clear that the presidential nominee will be the one responsible for setting economic policy.
Mr. Murdoch — who, like his father, has been distancing himself from News Corp.'s British interests — was not involved in the early stages, Mr. Tansey added.
