Sentence examples for be detached from it from inspiring English sources

It's not unusual for the work of a writer to remain tied to the country where he lived the largest part of his life, although it's not unusual to be detached from it, either.

I won't repress the thought, but try to be detached from it and see where the thought goes.

So while there is indeed a "renaissance" taking place in Detroit, most city residents are detached from it.

Politically, "Syria" henceforth acquired a narrower meaning; it referred to what was left of geographical Syria once Transjordan, Lebanon, and Palestine had been detached from it.

"The thing about Internet in Cuba is that we're detached from it," Grajalo explained.

When the body's life functions cease the soul/spirit is detached from it, but it does not cease to exist.

Theology ought not to be detached from its end, otherwise it becomes purely cerebral, speculative, something that merely "flits in the brain".

If the content is to be the true object of aesthetic interest, it must remain wedded to its individuality: it cannot be detached from its "sensuous embodiment" without being detached from itself.

Wallerian degeneration = a process that results from the cutting or crushing of a nerve fibre in which the axon degenerates after it is detached from its neuronal cell body.

This is good news for the luxury-goods and art markets and implies the top of the property market can be detached from the rest.But it also means we need some different bubble indicators for the financial markets.

The fight between Trump and Clinton, it argued, could not be detached from the explosion of female comedy: it found its roots in everything from the female-cast "Ghostbusters" reboot to the anti-feminist GamerGate movement.