Sentence examples for keeping aloof from from inspiring English sources

The mercurial Mr. Draskovic, who lives in Montenegro, is keeping aloof from the rest of the opposition, which has banded together to support Mr. Kostunica.

There is the feeling that they are staring only at us, so we are keeping aloof from the society and church.

Zoroastrian and Byzantine upper-class ladies wore them to keep aloof from the hoi polloi.

In a section of the pamphlet on the American Federation of Peace's beliefs, Kaufman advocated for "the strongest possible military defense of the United States" and stated that "by keeping absolutely aloof from foreign wars and entanglements the American People face a truly great future".

Baffert often keeps himself aloof from the other trainers, which only adds to his mystique.

"We have been accustomed to keeping ourselves aloof," Krishnamoorthy says.

By keeping yourself or making yourself aloof from other human beings, you are building an invisible barrier around yourself that wards off the potential for new relationships and friendships.

Addison's plea to keep the Committee scientists aloof from current demands created a research vacuum for the new Ministry to fill.

"She's keeping him from being honest.

That's keeping things from looking worse".

Something that is keeping us from ourselves.