Sentence examples for allowed to detach from inspiring English sources

With Ms. Smith's plays, "because of the lack of opinion, the audience is allowed to detach themselves from any responsibility," he added.

This "Dream" performance also became a nearly dizzying dance in which the magic of place -- the forest with all its bewitchments -- is never allowed to detach itself from ordinary life with all its mundane and mechanical demands.

(In the simulation of vertical cracks, some of these nodes are allowed to detach from this surface, see section Vertical crack model).

Nasal mucosa was exposed to formulation for about 30 s and then allowed to detach to obtain load versus time behavior of the formulation.

Outer-shell electrons of singly-charged anions are allowed to be detached by absorbing photons with appropriate energy that is larger than the corresponding atomic electron affinity.

The CMT model allows to virtually detach the cavity from the port waveguides.

She also shrugs off the criticism that Britain's multiculturalism has allowed Muslims to detach themselves from their fellow citizens.

The history is complicated; it begins with the Soviet occupation in 1940 of Bessarabia and northern Bukovina, which the Nazi-Soviet pact allowed Stalin to detach from Romania.

Sometimes such spaces allow people to detach aspects of their identity (cultural, vocational, sexual) from what they have hitherto seen as its essential and dominating character.

Thus, the conformational changes lead to a drastic reduction in the TetR:DNA binding affinity, allowing TetR to detach itself from the DNA.

The court was told a coupler which had been attached to the broken-down track maintenance wagon broke, allowing it to detach from the train which was pulling it.