Sentence examples for removing oneself from from inspiring English sources

Yi Chŏng-Bo wrote of the pleasure of removing oneself from worldly cares.

If failing to get a job is a reason for removing oneself from the GBA register, a logical consequence is that length of stay has a strong effect on having a job for Poles and Bulgarians.

It was about participating and influencing the world, not removing oneself from it.

In the podcast, he "does not mention contacting law enforcement, seeking refuge at an emergency shelter or removing oneself from an abusive environment," she added.

There's a rather popular notion among some liberals that not voting is the new voting and that removing oneself from the political process somehow makes one morally superior.

At the same time I am also very interested and inspired by biomimicry, movement through space, and removing oneself from the "mundane".

– Sydney Morning Herald "The wish to remove oneself from all forms of social pressure or obligation.

E: The wish to remove oneself from all forms of social pressure or obligation.

For some, to take a photograph is to remove oneself from the moment.

Gramercy Park offers the chance to be a part of that excitement, or to remove oneself from it.

I've got my Nook, and it's the only way to remove oneself from the tedious experience of flying.