Sentence examples for insulating himself from from inspiring English sources

"This defendant has demonstrated a history of insulating himself from his actions," Mr. Greenbaum said.

Actually, he has probably done a good thing by insulating himself from his party; otherwise he would be answerable for everything the government has done so far.

Perhaps it's a way of insulating himself from the insane ups and downs to which, as a minor popstar, he is subject: money is promised, then evaporates, he is dropped by labels, "undropped", then frozen out again.

But in insulating himself from the attacks levelled at him in the past, Mr Selig has opened himself up to a host of new critiques and risks endangering the labour peace that has so far been his greatest accomplishment.The first is that he unfairly singled out Mr Rodríguez for a wildly disproportionate suspension.

He should promise that if re-elected he will devise a system for insulating himself from decisions that present a conflict of interest, and then press the Legislature for reforms that would bar future comptrollers from taking contributions that look compromising.

Although he has repeatedly said that he helped heal the firm's financial wounds and its battered morale, he wound up insulating himself from most top Merrill executives and failed to protect the firm from a stunning $15.3 billion loss in the fourth quarter of last year, according to several current and former senior Merrill insiders.

By siding with the liberals, Roberts insulates himself from charges of partisanship for the foreseeable future.

Mr. Putin can insulate himself from the damage in various ways.

But, Mackintosh remains a benign capitalist and one who has never insulated himself from daily reality.

With this lively entourage of family, friends and lovers, Alvarenga insulated himself from bleak reality.

He knew that this was illegal, but he felt certain that he had insulated himself from suspicion.