Sentence examples for as being divorced from inspiring English sources

At one point the judgment dismisses arguments deployed by lawyers for the government – about whether rights within the EU were conferred by act of parliament or international treaty – as being "divorced from reality".

The three judges, the lord chief justice, Lord Thomas, the master of the rolls, Sir Terence Etherton, and lord justice Sales at one stage dismissed the government's argument as being "divorced from reality".

This partnership status may refer to people who are officially registered as being divorced, widowed, or never married.

She was also described in several media accounts as already being divorced.

As I said, being divorced and dating, really never looked this good.

As you said, we're launching Divorce on November 2nd which was Nora Ephron's idea because as I know being divorced it affects people in very deep ways that we all need to discuss.

As opposed to being married, being divorced has a negative effect on the amounts transferred.

Abortion is illegal in Malta as is divorce – although an increasing number of Maltese are in favour of allowing the latter.

In the last Canadian-specific analysis of suicide known to the authors that analyzes youth suicide in the context of family integration (divorce), religious integration (any religious affiliation), and unemployment, Trovato found that a lack of religious affiliation is associated with greater rates of suicide, as is divorce for males and females but only in one of the years under analysis.

"In the early and late 1910s, women were getting the vote in various states, women were beginning to get formally educated, women were joining political parties, and premarital sex was skyrocketing, as was divorce," he said.

We as chefs are divorced from that".