Sentence examples for maintain a distance between from inspiring English sources
Most novelists prefer to maintain a distance between themselves and their characters; it preserves a veneer of sanity.
Many senior Chinese officials, especially Mr. Hu, are known for trying to maintain a distance between themselves and ordinary citizens, which often infuriates those they govern and leads to the Internet vilification of politicians.
That's why you need to maintain a distance between people.
Crucial for you to maintain a distance between yourself and the aggressive young man who has indicated in many ways that he wants nothing more than to collapse the protocol of distance between professor and student, annihilate borders, establish intimacy.
He maintains a distance between the ideals of that movement and his regional organisation, known as Donetsk is Ukraine.
Otherwise "there is the danger that maintaining a distance between yourself and your colleagues will lead to alienation which, in turn, will make it more difficult to come out in the end," he explains.
He deliberately maintains a distance between his personal life and the tech world, even if that means frequent, long flights to Silicon Valley to visit chip execs.
While photography normally maintains a distance between the representation and the thing itself, Matthew Brandt's works submerge his message in his medium.
In our survey of farmers' seed management practices, we find that about half of the maize farmers in the study area are concerned with variety maintenance and keep varieties separate either in time, by staggered planting, or in space, by maintaining a distance between plots.
For safety, drivers are advised to maintain a distance of three seconds between their car and the car in front of them.
We note that here, in order to use a Cu supercell that is commensurate with an NaCl layer (see below), we had to deviate to a rhombohedral packing in order to maintain a distance of approximately 7.2 Å between the individual TCNE molecules, which is observed experimentally.
