Sentence examples for wish to separate from inspiring English sources

"As festival speakers, we wish to separate ourselves – in the strongest possible terms – from Molan's views and policies.

Mr. Cameron should beware — in encouraging those who wish to separate the U.K. from the E.U. — that he may end up bringing down his own union.

But if the Scots wish to separate, so be it: no one should seek to keep them in a union they reject.

She did not wish to separate from her husband, to leave him on his own.

If the authors really wish to address the stability of the open state (as opposed to the stability of the inactivated state), they may wish to separate them out.

For example, we may wish to separate the effect of heavy alcohol consumption on systolic blood pressure (SBP) into effects via body mass index (BMI), via gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT), and via other pathways.

He is at his most vitriolic, in this volume, in his early essays on India, a place, he writes, "for which one has a great tenderness, but from which at length one always wishes to separate oneself".

Also called Nonconformists, these early Congregationalists wished to separate from the Church of England so they could follow what they believed to be purer and more simplified forms of church government and worship.

The first edition, written in Latin and published in Basel, where Calvin was in exile, included a dedication to the French king Francis I. Calvin intended his work to be a statement of French Protestant beliefs that would refute the king, who was persecuting French Protestants and incorrectly calling them Anabaptists (radical Reformers who wished to separate the church from the state).

Even those who wished to separate natural law from theology (e.g., Pufendorf), and those who de-emphasized the role of God's will as Grotius does in his famous etiam si daremus passage still supposed that there is a way that things ought to be, a normative natural order that can be decoupled from the actual order of things.

Viktor Orban with his usual foot-in-mouth disease is explaining the situation not as the result of the Syrian civil war and the destruction of their nation, but on what he calls "European liberal democracy," which he wishes to separate Hungary from as its Prime Minister, or is it Premier?