Sentence examples for be fully detached from from inspiring English sources
"It's like painting!" I say, "It's fun! It's how Mama expresses herself!" But before I can finish with my exclamation points, my daughter's forehead is wrinkled, her doubts have been cast, and I know I'm failing to convince either of us that makeup or even skin care can ever be fully detached from the insidious workings of the patriarchy.
The communications between DiAs, the iDex, and the pump and the sensor were wireless, giving the patient the freedom to be fully detached from the DiAs controller.
Its lid can be fully detached, which makes cleaning it by hand a bit easier.
The large brick houses are fully detached and the yards attractive, if modestly sized.
It was fully detached, with 1,400 square feet, and there was a finished basement of 700 square feet.
But he emphasized that neither state law nor the Florida courts have established consistent standards for determining how county canvassing boards are to determine a voter's intent in cases when a chad is not fully detached from a ballot.
The benefit of this strict separation is that the user interface becomes fully detached from the distribution strategy; may it be block-cyclic or slicing, or have neighbor ghost cells or not, et cetera.
In addition, persistent C4 and C5 were often seen partially or fully detached from their engulfing cells (Fig. 8F, 47-55 minutes) and remained eventually unengulfed (Fig. 8F, 55-131 minutes).
Quite simply, if you do not take ownership of your actions, you will feel detached from them and never be fully invested.
