Sentence examples for divorced from its from inspiring English sources

But if it is divorced from its basis in theology it can easily become little more than lip-service.

The work was conceived so totally in theater terms that I almost cannot recognize it divorced from its theatrical setting".

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Even when you can find a component that fits into a museum gallery – a section of accelerator magnet, a prototype detector part – it is divorced from its context of use, and largely meaningless to the average museum-goer.

Hornby said he had just that desire: to create a story divorced from its era and enrobe it in more timeless emotion.

"And everything in your early 20s is very new and extreme and raw, so I could totally empathize". Hornby said he had just that desire: to create a story divorced from its era and enrobe it in more timeless emotion.

It will be as divorced from its past as we are from homo erectus, and it will pursue the mystery of its origins as avidly as we try to dig up Neanderthal burial grounds, or theorize about the lightning strike that brought amino acids out of the primordial soup.

He went on to write that whatever way you dress yoga, including Christian yoga, it cannot be divorced from its Hindu roots.

But the longer a quote is divorced from its context, the more easily it is manipulated to unintentional ends.

Divorced from its Indian religious and philosophical roots, it is now almost ubiquitous in fitness centres across the United States and Canada.