Sentence examples for were distancing from inspiring English sources
noun
The amount of space between two points, usually geographical points, usually (but not necessarily) measured along a straight line.
- The distance to Petersborough is thirty miles.
They were distancing mechanisms, now that I think of it, the playful commercials and the bed-soaked existence.
And you could tell that the police were distancing themselves from us, deciding that we were "them", not citizens.
When he uses philosophical lingo, his voice goes deeper, as if he were distancing himself from it.
Whit Ayres, a Republican strategist, said the Democrats who were distancing themselves from Ms. Pelosi had no choice.
Within three months of the end of successful military operations, politicians, planners and military officers were distancing themselves from the consequences of the whole enterprise.
That campaign, run by Crosby and Textor's business partner Mark Fullbrook, floundered so badly that by the end mainstream Conservatives were distancing themselves from it.
Some are distancing themselves.
"Everyone is distancing themselves from this mess".
Democratic officials are distancing themselves from it.
The intelligentsia are distancing themselves.
Writing about something is distancing it".
