Sentence examples for divorce oneself from inspiring English sources

Even so, as he said, "One can't completely divorce oneself from the past".

It was Norman Mailer who attempted to define hipsters in his essay The White Negro as postwar American white generation of rebels, disillusioned by war, who chose to "divorce oneself from society, to exist without roots, to set out on that uncharted journey into the rebellious imperatives of the self".

After all, there is nothing that proclaims one has divorced oneself from one's private life and inner voice of reason than Liz's own scrape-back, partial-facelift hairdo.

Six items were included, representing six major categories of possible negative stressful events: loss of loved one, loss of job or income, divorce or family conflicts, financial problems, severe illness of oneself or loved one, and other (stressful) life event.

Even outside of divorce, though, opting out of paid work entirely and making oneself financially dependent on a male partner inherently puts women in a traditional role.

While rings and divorce jewelry are not for everyone, the notion of divorce gift giving -- to oneself or to a divorced friend in need of a pick me up this holiday season -- is certainly picking up steam.

It could be that the bigger spend on the wedding is a misconceived attempt to convince oneself and others that the union will last and that love will prevail, despite the divorce statistics.

Religion means understanding oneself.

The craft one learns oneself.

The heaven was being oneself.

When I ask him whether his divorce undermined his idea of the man he was, he suggests only that "any crises in one's life make one question oneself.