Sentence examples for stayed aloof from from inspiring English sources
Other Protestant denominations have long stayed aloof from interfaith worship.
But Ward says the GWPF has not stayed aloof from the science.
After this, she went home for good to care for her ailing mother... Welty stayed aloof from the highly political times of the late fifties and early sixties.
Mr. Jacovini also stayed aloof from the board's decision to seek bankruptcy, Mr. McMichael said, and would continue to recuse himself from orchestra board discussions about the bankruptcy.
The IEA stayed aloof from party politics—essential, Mr Harris believed, to avoid embroilment in "vote-getting, lying and cheating"—but sought to change the intellectual climate in which politicians had to operate.
An island of about 320,000 people, Iceland stayed aloof from the European Union for decades but applied for membership last year when the global financial crisis engulfed its banking system.
Mr. Karzai has tried to stay aloof from the dispute.
Nobody could persist like that into old age and stay aloof from ridicule.
And yet the churches, so far as I can see, have chosen to stay aloof from this issue.
Dicko stays aloof from the day-to-day business of politics, but he wields immense influence behind the scenes.
But Mr. Cohen argued that any effort to ignore the crisis or stay aloof from it is likely to backfire.
