Sentence examples for clothes detached from inspiring English sources
She's a beautiful woman, and I assume she has met many men, but when she met that man (white clothes, detached hip, and all) something clicked in a very special way, though she couldn't have explained what and why.
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, October 26, 1940 P. 13 The cry in the world of fashion this season is "Escape!" The style dictators have asked themselves "B y what means could clothes detach wearers from grim reality?
Once you get over the horror of it and decide just to do the clothes — to detach yourself emotionally — it becomes a history lesson.
David Smith, in his patent application for his two-piece clothespin, explained that the advantage of his spring clamp was that it could not "be detached from the clothes by the wind as is the case with the common pin and which is a serious evil to washerwomen".
In Oxford, supremely detached from all reality, we believed we could abandon our past identities as we did our old clothes, homemade and embarrassing.
It seems detached, wrong.
