Sentence examples for time distanced from inspiring English sources

David Cameron, on a tour of the North-west at the time, distanced himself from its conclusions, branding the report "insane".

Throughout the campaign, Clinton struggled to strike the right tone rhetorically about Iraq and over time distanced herself from the vote, although she stopped short of saying she regretted casting it.

Both of these journalists are approaching the subject matter at a time distanced from the crimes themselves.

We live our lives increasingly locked into screen time, distanced from nature and each other by modern capitalism and divisive politics.

"And many of the civic groups that existed at that time distanced themselves from this movement and put their main emphasis on reforming East Germany from within".

A balancing act was evident in the sense that PACP members protected their unique personal experiences from, cancer, but at the same time distanced themselves from their own experiences when they represented broader views.

Baker wasted no time distancing himself from the Quayle selection.

He spends no time distancing himself from the character or what it did for him.

And still he has a hard time distancing himself from their matches.

As the new chief executive at Home Depot, Frank Blake is not wasting any time distancing himself from his predecessor, Robert L. Nardelli.

She ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 1988 and 1992, and the company wrote a letter to The Times distancing itself from her.