Sentence examples for successfully distanced from inspiring English sources

This year, much to the frustration of the White House, the Republican presidential candidate, Gov. George W. Bush, successfully distanced himself from the wrangling on Capitol Hill.

This somebody else is the successfully distanced authorial self, suddenly able to depict the "inner self" by seeing it as a foreigner.

Since leaving Ratu, Mambo has successfully distanced herself from her coquettish, ultra-feminine look.

When it comes to employment law, the Holy See has successfully distanced itself from the priests who work for it (or rather, apparently, who don't).

"The fact that Wright is attacking Obama today gives further credence to the idea that Obama has successfully distanced himself from Wright at this point," Andra Gillespie, an Emory University political scientist who studies the post-civil rights generation of black politicians, wrote in an email.

The question is whether Mr. Pryor can successfully distance himself from national Democrats, as Ms. Lincoln failed to do, but as Senator Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, did successfully in 2010 and 2012 under broadly similar circumstances.

But Mr Crivella won easily, successfully distancing himself from the comments and promising to govern for Rio's residents, not the influential church from which he comes.

He is one of the biggest unanswered questions of the election cycle, whether or not John McCain can successfully distance himself from President Bush is still a question".

Last year, the mayoral election hinged, in part, on who could most successfully distance themselves from Bloomberg's support of that same idea.

He offers a different strategy to Russians to deal with the threat and successfully distances himself from Putin while effectively holding off Putin's attempts to grab power.

And just when it appeared that he had successfully set up a life distanced from hard decisions and danger, he was pulled right back into it, thanks to a collapsing prison fence.