Examples of using Distanced in English and their translations into Danish
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It just demonstrates how far I have distanced myself from real politics these days.
From the 1890s, Pontoppidan gradually distanced himself from Grundtvigianism and in the first decades of the twentieth century he defended in independent position within the Danish Evangelical-Lutheran Established Church.
And do you think it's common that we get distanced towards our loved ones to this degree,
Not a mentally distanced relationship with intellectual chit-chat,
The Green Group in the European Parliament has always distanced itself from compensatory measures, and we do so again now.
According to the Abbott brothers, Anselmo began behaving strangely and distanced himself from the band when they returned to the road in 1995.
The Dutch avant-garde designer Iris van Herpen has distanced herself from simple experimentation with shape and form in order to direct her focus toward surfaces.
On the other hand, the Trade Commissioner has distanced himself from the possibility of renegotiating the existing agreements.
he did not oppose the Moscow sovereign and distanced himself from the upcoming wedding.
Remove got married here gypsies always distanced from, it considers it shameful
Before my near death experience I never understood why he suddenly distanced himself from me.
In recent years, Member States have too often distanced themselves from the Stability and Growth Pact.
These are ideas from which we have always unequivocally distanced ourselves and will continue to do so.
friends who have distanced themselves from or left the Church.
has been distanced in the race.
The rapporteur has now distanced herself very vehemently from one of them, much to my regret.
he has distanced himself(for safety)
a transparent soundscape with audible contrapuntal part-writing he distanced himself in it from the Romantic orchestral sound.
line through the point, but they can be distanced independently.
its control will never have the legitimacy of national parliaments, for it is too distanced from the people.