Sentence examples for remaining aloof from from inspiring English sources

That said, Elizabeth has preserved the myths and mystery of the monarchy by remaining aloof from her subjects.

Remaining aloof from the debate over the military's future role here risks reinforcing those criticisms at a time when democratic changes are giving public opinion new weight.

Often criticized for remaining aloof from the political process, he had broken a number of unwritten rules that serve to protect the party from undue risk.

While last March Mr. Heath offered Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe a Conservative-Liberal alliance, he is remaining aloof from the coalition bandwagon this time.

Degas himself remained sombre in appearance, wearing a dark suit and top hat on formal occasions and remaining aloof from the mores of bohemianism.

Yet the administration has taken a cautious and rather passive role on the issue, proclaiming broad goals while remaining aloof from details of climate legislation now in Congress.

But Jinnah remained aloof from it.

They usually remain aloof from any communal group.

Since then he has remained aloof from commerce.

Indeed, Hanson and White always remained aloof from the operating businesses.

For the last quarter century Burma, in Southeast Asia, has remained aloof from the rest of the world.