Sentence examples for detached from that from inspiring English sources

The see was detached from that of Lichfield in 676, Putta being its first bishop.

People of Liberty has struggled to forge a new identity detached from that of its founder, former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

But their real dysfunction begins not when there is too much market, but when business grows detached from that original street hustle.

Detached from that excitable assessment, however, it's actually a really good exploration of adolescence, alternately sardonic – "I've got music so I can exaggerate my pain," notes Bono at one point – bullish and uneasy.

I'm slightly detached from that," Pardew added.

Because they're detached from that experience, the luxury of having an ambulance to come get you.

She was still in the shop, still speaking Hokkien and Mandarin, but her life was already detaching from that of our cousins and grandparents, like a slowly shifting tectonic plate breaking off to form its own continent.

"The term 'digital nomad' has a lot of cheapness associated with it but we're trying to detach from that," Gerke added.

When you're a person of colour or black viewer for that matter it isn't easy to detach from that reality.

When you're a person of color or a black viewer for that matter it isn't easy to detach from that reality.

As a matte painter for feature films you can't help always looking for perfection and pure photo realism in every painting, because they expect you to deliver very high quality products; so it's hard to detach from that mentality, even when I'm alone in my office, working on my personal works.