Sentence examples for amputated from from inspiring English sources

'I think each perpetrator was a victim, because he was amputated from a part of his humanity, and this amputation makes him a killer..

When someone passes away after having had a relationship like that, it's like something has been amputated from you.

It looks as if entire facades had been amputated from cathedrals all over France in a wild species of plunder.

"After a coffee, they have their telephones amputated from their soul so they can concentrate on the message".

Even the pedestals of an end table were amputated from what was once a claw-foot bathtub.

Their trunks lie felled, vast as the ancient stones of Wiltshire, or protrude upright, shattered and amputated, from the black mud of Ypres.

Amidst a blizzard of mutual recrimination and name-calling, he amputated himself from the Ukip group in the parliament.

You will have probably gathered by now that I think this is the most significant choice for our country in at least a generation and that it would be bad for Britain, Europe and the world if we amputated ourselves from our continent.

We amputated fins from control and Tg(hsp70l:dkk1b-Gfins32 finsubjectedthemtoem to a heat shock regimen from 48 to 72 hpa, and examined β-catenin localization and Runx2 expression.

(A – E ) Tumour necrosis factor alpha (tnfa ) mRNA expression (blue, arrowhead) was detected by in situ hybridization using tnfa anti-sense probe: at 6 hpA in (A ) intact (control) and (B ) amputated fins from 3 dpf WT larvae, (C ) in uninfected larvae (54 hpf, hours post-fertilization) and (D, E ) E. coli infected larvae (24 hpi, 54 hpf).

Phantom phenomena – pain or other sensations appearing to come from amputated body parts – are frequent consequences of amputation and can cause considerable suffering.