Sentence examples for detached from any from inspiring English sources

It is absolutely detached from any creative control".

Focusing on something called international terrorism -- detached from any specific purposeful agenda -- only confuses matters.

An earnest grief-type gesture (wrist to forehead) recurs, usually detached from any situation suggesting grief.

At a bus stop he falls into another world, an interior place detached from any specific time.

At this point it is clear that deposing Saddam has become an obsession, detached from any real rationale.

Cristian Vogel, a hugely prolific techno disc jockey and producer, likes unpretty sounds: brittle, chopped-up, filtered, distorted timbres that have been nearly detached from any organic source.

"The future's blue and we don't have to feel as detached from our club any more".

It's a message perfectly tailored for 21st-century America, where the most important religious trend is neither swelling unbelief nor rising fundamentalism, but the emergence of a generalized "religiousness" detached from the claims of any specific faith tradition.

Once theism and religion have been "decoupled" and morality has been detached from the commands of any god, there is a clear path to a policy for determining how the state should respond to religiously based claims of exemption from generally applicable laws.

Here is how the Trevor Haylett reported the game for the Guardian at the time: Di Canio puts rage in outrageous Amid all the rumours and half-truths emanating from Hillsborough on Saturday afternoon there was no suggestion that the home side's dressing-room door had become detached from its hinges nor any hint that what was once a glass mirror was now a thousand pieces on the floor.

Mr. Bush exudes a more retro 1950's youth, one of hijinks and drinking and frat parties, remarkably detached from the Vietnam War or any kind of rebellion or existential angst.