Sentence examples for kept aloof from inspiring English sources

For instance, the community has been kept aloof from most of the decisions.

Until very lately, American philologians kept aloof from the subject, which they apparently regarded as low.

Palestinian spokesmen, in their initial comments, properly kept aloof from the Israeli domestic fray.

He kept aloof from his students and even more aloof from his colleagues.

They have kept aloof from modern life, and few have emigrated or engage in European-style occupations.

So Mr. Obama, and the new-media handlers he hired, kept aloof from cameras, and tightly scripted his appearances.

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

"The organisation (Isis) has a huge international influence and Xinjiang can't keep aloof from it and we have already been affected.

At the time the general view was therefore that if any problems remained in that realm these problems were of a philosophical, not of a physical nature so that physicists had better keep aloof from them.

"She keeps aloof and she comments," said the prince, lying at his mother's feet.

"The organization has a huge international influence and Xinjiang can't keep aloof from it and we have already been affected.