Sentence examples for detached from its from inspiring English sources

Ms. Emin told G1 that the group hypothesized that the young whale got detached from its mother before it died.

Theology ought not to be detached from its end, otherwise it becomes purely cerebral, speculative, something that merely "flits in the brain".

Just over ten years ago it detached from its mothership to descend through the smog-like atmosphere and parachute onto the surface.

I think when we look back at the classical music of this period, the early 21st-century, it has become somehow detached from its cultural and political roots.

IAE, as Levine and Rule tell it, is a language that became detached from its original theoretical meaning, and is used mainly as a way to drum up superficial interest.

It is frozen in the current moment, detached from its original purpose and neutered as a living symbol of hatred.

Still, it is always interesting to hear a voice, detached from its owner.

An enormous Ferris wheel remains partly detached from its moorings.

I've never seen a soul detached from its gender,.

To a slow reader, the medium can't be detached from its message in this way.

This brings along the risk that the technology becomes detached from its context of use.