stand aloof from造句

Never stand aloof from the masses.

Then began a quiet life of seclusion stand aloof from worldly success.

keep/hold/stand aloof from sb/sth :take no part in sth,show no friendship towards sb

Conscious that I cannot stand aloof from my time, I have decided to be an integral part of it.

But shortly after he came to power, Mr Cameron told Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, that Britain would stand aloof from deeper integration aimed at shoring up the euro.

In my opinion, as long as you keep the genuineness of self-nature and stand aloof from the world, you will be successful in real practice. You don't need to do the tiresome work.

Since many writers and artists stand aloof from the masses and lead empty lives, naturally they are unfamilial with the language of the people. Accordingly, their works are not only insipid in language but often contain nondescript expressions of their own coining which run counter to popular usage.