Sentence examples for you separating yourself from inspiring English sources

A seemingly stunned Wallace followed up: "Are you separating yourself from that, sir?" referring to the president's equivocating "both sides" response to Charlottesville.

That's just me because I really am genuinely happy finally with myself, which I think sometimes it takes you separating yourself from someone else to really be happy with who you are.

If you judge them, you separate yourself.

How do you separate yourself from your stories?

Sometimes you separate yourself from a riveting narrative and detour to a compelling side story.

This is how you separate yourself from the herd of middle-aged straight white male late-night hosts.

But I've realised that home is home, your people are your people, and that if you separate yourself from them you don't have anybody.

You can hew to a traditional faith in late modernity, it has seemed, only to the extent that you separate yourself from the American and Western mainstream.

He is so pleased, he said, that the process that usually vexes him — "the dichotomy of going from the inside to the outside, where you separate yourself from people in order to write songs and then emerge and present them to everybody" — now seems manageable.

According to Angioni (1989, p. 206) 'the more you separate yourself from wife, home and village the nearer you find yourself to uncertainty and danger: a forest becomes demonic, the unknown is confused with that which is negative and useless'.

"When you have got the single biggest commercial market on your doorstep, why on earth would you separate yourself off from that - however frustrating it is?