Sentence examples for dislocated ideas from inspiring English sources
Three poetic narratives from three time periods, connected through dislocated ideas of nation and cultural belonging, spiritual searching, ways of seeing nature, levels of participation and exclusion.
When the rampant West expanded its empires, European ideas penetrated, dominated, and dislocated the Muslim world.
Fortunately for Girardi, he was not in the clubhouse when the goofball reliever Joba Chamberlain jumped into a laundry basket and lobbied for someone to push him around — a questionable idea for someone who dislocated his right ankle on a trampoline last March and did not pitch for the Yankees until Aug. 1.
By contrast most of Nrf1 is carbonate extractable in cells treated with MG132, consistent with the idea that it has been dislocated from the ER membrane.
I thought it was a dislocated bone in my elbow.
Mind you, there is nothing dislocated in the book itself.
Finally, I was dislocated from my paralysis by the suggestion of a nurse that it might be a good idea to start an IV, a daunting task to perform on a windmill, and one that took half a dozen attempts to complete.
My shoulders were dislocated.
He dislocated his pelvis.
Dislocated people and places.
