Sentence examples for divested of the from inspiring English sources

India should be firmly divested of the nuclear illusion, but so should we.

The forelimbs, on the other hand, had been modified from the primitive design and entirely divested of the functions of locomotion and body support.

Elsewhere, there is Max Martin-assisted pop completely divested of the creepy 5am curtains-drawn-against-the-dawn darkness that was once the Weeknd's USP (Love to Lay).

Ms. Sassen's pictures are like clear glimpses emerging from otherwise murky dreams, but they also convey how strangely vivid and tantalizingly sad the world can seem to a mind and eye divested of the usual filters of perception.

In these circumstances, the President is not divested of the previously available authority under the 2001 AUMF to continue protecting the country from ISIL – a group that has been subject to that AUMF for close to a decade – simply because of disagreements between the group and al-Qa'ida's current leadership.

When the ghost at last materializes, "the preternatural appearance has all the effect of abruptness, and the reader is totally divested of the notion that the figure is a vision of a highly wrought imagination," as Samuel Taylor Coleridge noted in his celebrated lecture on the play.

As he is determined no one forget, Moyes was dealt a difficult start, an excuse divested of currency following the games against West Brom and Southampton.

By 2014, Kroenke must be divested of his interests in the Avalanche and the Nuggets to comply with the N.F.L.'s cross-ownership rules.

Now divested of its handset business, the Finnish company appears to be going all-in on what's left behind, which includes its substantial mapping and navigation business.

Shopworn or just divested of emotional content.

Flextronics picked up the software arm in 2004 as News Corp divested itself of the bits of Hughes it did not want.