Sentence examples similar to posts intentionally distanced from inspiring English sources

O'Neill's time-lapse photography lends the film an ethereal effect that serves an intentionally distancing purpose.

If you overreact to something and become outlandish and distraught, they might intentionally distance themselves from you more in order to avoid drama.

Another reason behind the nursing shortage in England is poor labour force planning in the early 1990s, during which the number of training posts was intentionally reduced.

In a statement to The Huffington Post, the Wall Street Journal distanced itself from the controversy. .

In a situation where the survivor is being isolated, the survivor might intentionally, or inadvertently distance themselves from their support system.

On the other hand, you may intentionally plan to distance your company from it's previous identity with a totally different name.

Take, for instance, a November 3 , 1990 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article, in which Santorum distanced himself from Ronald Reagan.

There's always been an iciness, a frigid funk, to their music, an intentionally weird distance between the record, the listener, and the club.

Pharrell posted a tweet Saturday afternoon that indirectly distanced himself from Burrell's comments. .

Firm ground will help; post and distance won't".

They include three distances measuring the current PAV geometric center to the leaflet edges while additional three distances define the stent post-to-stent post (SPTSP) distances.