| As a result of their disassociation, the Kurdish areas remained relatively quiet in the first two years of the war. |
| There's an element of disassociation about him – an arch-financier, certainly, but with innocence, a poor boy lost, thrown in. |
| It's a bit of an art, because you have to ensure a silent evacuation and a quick disassociation from any lingering odours. |
| They were also asked, gradually, over weeks, to increase the use of enjambment, parataxis, and disassociation, using the same base material. |
| He knows that the Labour Party's abandonment of social reformism and its disassociation from the working class would never have been possible without trade union backing. |
| A closely related reason for disassociation from the process was, of course, the call for a boycott of the elections. |
