Sentence examples similar to Detached from something from inspiring English sources
It was like we created this out of nothing, out of nowhere and it's difficult to detach from something that you have created because it has a lot of you in there.
Detached from: National Geographic, May 1918.
It's a "disorder" -- and by being labeled as one, it becomes something detached from your own true self and easier for a patient to emotionally confront and for a doctor to treat.
It was seen as something detached from current experience both in time and quality.
"It's very comfortable to say, 'Oh it's Romanian, we don't have that here.' It's very easy, and you just detach yourself from something which is everywhere.
It's something that I felt detached from.
"For something that's somewhat detached from the everyday type of experience -- you can classify it as that -- it's resonating.
You are very attached to something, but you are also detached from it".
Focusing on something called international terrorism -- detached from any specific purposeful agenda -- only confuses matters.
Theology ought not to be detached from its end, otherwise it becomes purely cerebral, speculative, something that merely "flits in the brain".
