Examples of 'he distanced himself' in a sentence
Meaning of "he distanced himself"
he distanced himself: Describes someone creating emotional or physical separation from a person or situation, often used in interpersonal relationships or conflicts
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he distanced himself
He distanced himself from everyone in his life.
At no time since has he distanced himself from this.
He distanced himself from conflict and slaughter.
But after considerable opposition from the legal community he distanced himself from the legislation.
He distanced himself from ancient barbarism.
But do not forget that he distanced himself from Hollywood.
He distanced himself from material concerns.
By creating his own category, he distanced himself from traditional podcasters.
He distanced himself from abstract definitions and propositions.
An independent artist, he distanced himself from the styles of the period.
He distanced himself from politics.
Why are you justifying his removal on the fact that he distanced himself from them?
In general he distanced himself from being part of the family.
In the s Foucault was associated with structuralism, a movement from which he distanced himself.
He distanced himself from it and completely changed his position.
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Like so many other Montrealers, he distanced himself from baseball.
He distanced himself from her.
In a statement on Thursday, he distanced himself from the controversial content.
He distanced himself from the comments made by some of his colleagues.
During his stay in France, he distanced himself from the idea of armed resistance.
He distanced himself from the unions that raised him to the leadership.
Because of all this, he distanced himself from his family, too.
He distanced himself from all political parties and counted on the people.
Kamenev was arrested in November and tried, where he distanced himself from Lenin 's anti-war stance.
So he distanced himself completely.
Later however, on 16 April, he distanced himself from his comments.
He distanced himself from Iran.
During World War II, however, he distanced himself from politics completely.
Has he distanced himself from such pronouncements?
In later years he distanced himself from the London….
So he distanced himself from these friends, from his family.
During his campaign, however, he distanced himself from Moscow, and even declined Russian citizenship.
He distanced himself from them, confident that soon they would be overcome and.
Consequently, he distanced himself from his feelings early in life.
He distanced himself from Sartre 's position and existentialism in general in this letter.
In response, he distanced himself from the Pharisees.
He distanced himself from the old crowd, and has now even joined the Scouts.
During the events, he distanced himself from President Trump and congressional leaders.
He distanced himself from the Muslim Brotherhood and joined the 23 July Revolution.
Cosmopolitan Show, he distanced himself from the allegations he made in the "Immortal" song.
He distanced himself from the promise, saying that it had not been meant " for publication ".
Tellingly, he distanced himself from the last government.
Later he distanced himself from the Greens as well, for their purported lack of patriotism.
After his escape, he distanced himself from her by ignoring her calls and text messages.
Though he distanced himself from the scene for a few years, he never stopped his.
In the end, he distanced himself from alchemy, which he had previously defended in writing.
But with age, he distanced himself from the problems of society between the two wars.
But later, he distanced himself because of Ortega 's authoritarianism and became an evangelical pastor.
Later, he distanced himself from Indonesia and went into Portuguese exile.
Externally, he distanced himself from Saddam Husayn hoping to win back Persian Gulf funding.
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Judicial facilities are distanced from the population
