Sentence examples for is distancing from inspiring English sources
noun
The amount of space between two points, usually geographical points, usually (but not necessarily) measured along a straight line.
- The distance to Petersborough is thirty miles.
"Everyone is distancing themselves from this mess".
Writing about something is distancing it".
Describes how he is distancing himself from the President.
Describes how he is distancing himself from the President..
EVEN Mr. Tanzi's beloved city is distancing itself from him.
The style of the Wolper films is distancing; the narration is continuous and oratorical.
As with Benghazi, Hillary is distancing herself from the latest kerfuffle roiling her former workplace.
Mr. Bent is distancing himself from not only Mr. Gulotta but all politicians.
The effect is distancing because it illustrates the ultimate banality of passion.
Russia, one of Syria's most reliable allies, has recently sent signals that it is distancing itself from the Syrian president.
The former president is distancing himself, one associate said, noting, "He's not getting anywhere near that grenade".
