Sentence examples for to stand back from from inspiring English sources
"You have to stand back from that.
It was hard sometimes to stand back from this".
And yet his goals are undermined by his determination to stand back from the region.
"We didn't want to stand back from the situation, to establish a historical distance.
"You have to be able to stand back from it," Dr. Lippincott said.
In "Grown-Ups," however, she tends to stand back from her characters, allowing them to slip toward caricature.
Even though I deal every day with the issues facing children in foster care, I sometimes need to stand back -- away from the statistics and policy debates -- to see real children in need of real families.
If so, then prepare to stand back and marvel, because from here on out, the acceleration pedal of dronetech progress / promulgation will, for the foreseeable future, be pressed to the proverbial metal.
Local traffic police diverted cars while the crew took a moment to stand back and admire their work from the street.
At first charities can find it quite hard to stand back and look at their organisation from a different perspective.
After all, here is a film that goes to some lengths to retreat from prejudice, to stand back, and to view distant events as an inextricable tangle of grievance and grief.
