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Separating oneself intentionally and internationally from other Jews is a stupidity.

As a teacher in a secure institution one has to separate oneself from what the person did and simply teach the person.

Even then, it takes several minutes to separate oneself from the noise of the production and appreciate just how extraordinary a creation Lucky is.

"The necessity was to separate oneself from one's mother, or destroy her, at least symbolically, and replace her with a mother figure of one's choosing".

The study suggests that trying to separate oneself from disagreements and take a more objective perspective can make spouses more resilient in the face of marital conflict.

He is at his most vitriolic, in this volume, in his early essays on India, a place, he writes, "for which one has a great tenderness, but from which at length one always wishes to separate oneself".

Thus, the Bundist maxim: "It is better to go along with the masses in a not totally correct direction than to separate oneself from them and remain a purist".

Unsurprisingly given the tone of the text as a whole, much of what follows that passage discusses the difficulty of separating oneself from the homogenizing forces of society.

There's a part of me that sees photography as a way of separating oneself from the world.

Closer relationships, the tendency to be cooperative, and not hurt people's feeling can make separating oneself and being objective more challenging.

However we need to be clear that giving is not to separate oneself from others, but rather to realize oneness of all.