Modifications were afterwards introduced into the management of the national schools, which removed, in Elrington's judgement, many of the difficulties which had induced the clergy to stand aloof from the system.ĭifferences soon arose between him and Otto von Bismarck : Arnim wished to support the monarchical party which was trying to overthrow Adolphe Thiers, while Bismarck ordered him to stand aloof from all French parties. Vocabulary Workshop answers level c unit 10 completing the sentence 1. That unexpected pledge unnerved Aristide's political allies, who had hoped to ride his coattails to victory and did not want to see him stand aloof from the electoral process.įormer Secretary of State James Baker told AP that no Israeli prime minister could afford to stand aloof from the United States, which provides Israel with large amounts for foreign aid. Within the European Union, one of Blair's closest allies, the embattled German chancellor, Gerhard Schroder, has promised to stand aloof from American " adventurism. Usually the shy kids in school and college remain indifferent from others and come across as aloof from the rest of their class.
This room was swept and fairly neat, for Crooks was a proud, aloof man.
ALOOF IN A SENTENCE CODE
And he had books, too a tattered dictionary and a mauled copy of the California civil code for 1905. I was a little scared to talk to her because she seemed so cool and aloof. The demands that are being made on him are crazy and he should stand aloof from them.Ĭhina cannot stand aloof from its obligation to restrain its starving ally without losing its claim to hegemony in Asia. of or relating to or befitting citizens as individuals. showing little interest in or desire to be involved with other people distant. Susan stands aloof from the law-school rat-race and dismisses all the things Hart cares about most. Syria and Lebanon, alone among Israel's neighbors, stand aloof from the growing regional dynamic of peace.
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