Sentence examples for completely disassociated from inspiring English sources
"It'll just be vaporized and completely disassociated," said Maize.
"Often the elements are completely disassociated in time and dimension.
"It is important that such an important religious event be completely disassociated from any semblance of financial gain," the pope said.
He is unsure how he feels about her - he sometimes imagines being married to Julie, or thinks he loves her, yet at other times feels completely disassociated.
Of course, this was very convenient for us, but it was at taxpayers' expense and I felt completely disassociated with the school.
Most vividly contrasting with territoriality is a wandering tribe, whose authority structure is completely disassociated with a particular piece of land.
"I have to completely disassociate myself from thinking this was a human being," he said.
To completely disassociate this portrayal from the long heritage of characterising Jews as "rootless cosmopolitans" in thrall to either international socialism or international capitalism would be like failing to make the link between those who cast doubt on President Barack Obama's birthplace with centuries of rampant racism.
His book ThatApostates: When MuslIms Leave Islam is out in November, published by Hurst & Co. Roberto Dassoni is a filmmaker and photographer.
Their communications director stated, "The Archdiocese of New York completely disassociates itself from these comments.
Proboscis complete, galeae disassociated.
