Sentence examples for that distancing from inspiring English sources

He shrugs; it's that distancing eye of the author.

It may be that while Mr. Karzai supports the Americans presence here, he believes that distancing himself from the United States plays well among average Afghans.

After leveling a barrage of attacks against the proposal put forth by Mr. Ryan, the Democratic candidate, Kathy Hochul, has tightened the race considerably, even as her Republican opponent remained supportive of the plan, perhaps out of concern that distancing herself from it would alienate conservatives.

Nevertheless, even though this general understanding of security situations may have been improved, it appears that distancing (e.g., in terms of emotions, empathy, legitimacy) is an inevitable effect of reliance on humanitarian technologies.

Bolkovac echoed Weisz's sentiments, adding that distancing oneself emotionally is a necessity when working on a police force.

McConnell apparently hopes that distancing Senate Republicans from Trump will at least allow the part to maintain control of the chamber, as many GOP legislators face tough reelection races.

That distanced, even jaundiced view of Walt felt like a thing of the past.

To go that distance, adjustments were necessary.

That distance, she said, "is called confidence".

I willingly granted her that distance.

In some cases, that distance comes naturally.