Sentence examples for standing back from from inspiring English sources
Standing back from the flame, add tequila to the pan.
The government was last night standing back from the dispute.
He seems incapable of standing back from his own interests.
Standing back from the detail, two things become clear.
"Iridescent rosy maroon," one observer guessed, standing back from a piece called "Oofus".
Standing back from the daily scramble of events, the recent past crystallises.
Lord Winston urged professionals in the field to consider "standing back a little" from the technologies that they employ.
In the badminton final there were more than 13 shots per point, and there was none of that standing back and hitting from the baseline like a lot of the women do in tennis". With that, Troke stifled a make-believe yawn to display her feelings toward the "other" racket-and-net sport.
Understanding the difference means standing back and seeking advice from people who are uninvolved and come from healthier backgrounds.
Taking their cue from Kant, many philosophers have defended the idea of an aesthetic attitude as one divorced from practical concerns, a kind of "distancing," or standing back, as it were, from ordinary involvement.
I'm still trying to make it every day and I'm one paycheck away from standing back on that line".
