Sentence examples for be detached from its from inspiring English sources

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.

But can the aesthetics of art be detached from its spiritual purpose?

The song fits well alongside modern vaporous sounds that aspire to its era, but the demo's ephemerality can't be detached from its appeal: a recording truly lost to time, dug up from the analog ruins.

At the exact temperature and pressure point of a metrical specialization, the lattice of a crystal is theorized to be "detached" from its crystal structure and space group.

To position the volar plate on the distal radius fracture site, the pronator quadratus muscle needs to be detached from its distal and radial side and lifted for optimal exposure to the fracture site.

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.

It was a year after the dollar had been detached from its gold backing and, as Leo Melamed, the Merc's then chairman, was quick to see, a floating dollar meant multiple uncertainties that businessmen would want to hedge.

The coracoacromial ligament is detached from its insertion and the subacromial bursa is excised.

The sipunculans were removed from their shells and brooding adults of L. murmanica were detached from its host and kept in six-well dishes until larvae were released.

The short external rotators were released, the gluteus maximus was detached from its insertion at the linea aspera, and a circumferential capsulotomy was performed.