We as chefs are divorced from that".
"The published numbers are divorced from economic reality," Kramer says.
The HD series is part of a culture in which audiences are divorced from live performance.
Both are divorced from real life, but at least Fifty Shades's version comes with some reward.
Those are skills teachers need, but not if they are divorced from a broader social, political and scientific context.
But these digital lives are divorced from their original circumstances, reconstituted in a world brimming with new context.
— Damon Darlin Making Cents Pitchfork | A musician on royalties from streaming music services: "As businesses, Pandora and Spotify are divorced from music".
Community-rated premiums are divorced from the individual applicant's age, gender and health status and reflect only the average annual per-capita actuarial cost of entire communities.
BUT to the adolescent mind, of course, actions are divorced from consequences because Mom and Dad are always there to make it right.
But these are divorced from the underlying data, which prevents readers from exploring them in more detail by, for instance, zooming in on features of interest.
And yet, in public at least, the Administration continues to maintain that questions of human rights and economic stability are divorced from each other.
