Sentence examples for we disassociated from inspiring English sources

Philippe Harousseau, the United States director of marketing for Dove, said that "for the realness of the story we disassociated the visuals and the voices".

"Our name was used without permission on the gaming site in reference to sports betting and we disassociated ourselves, all with the compliance of Major League Baseball and all with their support".

We have the right in that government of national unity to say OK, we didn't get what we want, we disagree, and we have the right publicly therefore to say, with this government decision we disassociate ourselves from it.

"We disassociate ourselves from [the Trump] movement.

This isn't going to happen if we disassociate ourselves from people who are politically different.

The idea that we disassociate human emotions when atrocities like these present themselves to only view the surface of black and white is appalling in itself.

It is to reassure the majority as "the model minority:" denigrating African Americans, Latinos, and anyone else with whom we disassociate ourselves is a sport that earns applause.

"Gospel-minded Christians should support taking down the flag," Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President R. Albert Mohler Jr. said in a statement to RNS. "Love of neighbor outweighs even love of region, and it certainly requires that we disassociate ourselves from any hint of racism, now or in the past".

We disassociate "choices" (the items under analysis from which an optimal or preferred one is demonstrably superior to other choices being analyzed) from "decisions".

"Daw Aung San Suu Kyi said we would not coordinate with the U.N. fact-finding mission as we have disassociated ourselves from the resolution because we do not think that the resolution is in keeping with what is actually happening on the ground," said an official in June, according to Radio Free Asia. .

Yes, we can disassociate from them for a time, but the effects are there.