Sentence examples for divorced from the issue from inspiring English sources

I've lived in four very different countries on three continents and travelled extensively to others where harassment, divorced from the issue of race entirely, is so woven into the fabric of life that it's a miracle girls and women ever leave their homes.

I do not agree with the skeptical view of Hussein Agha and Robert Malley ("The two-state solution's many flaws," Views, Aug. 12) that "the two-state solution has become void of meaning, a catchphrase divorced from the contentious issues it is supposed to resolve".

Oddly, here in Britain, perhaps because it's divorced from religion, the issue isn't quite so heated.

Advocates are not always well-versed in community resources such that an individual's need to be safe from abuse gets divorced from the myriad social issues that impact it, such as community violence, poverty, housing, and racism.

But when you say "one resignation on the court could produce the opposite result in a few years," I regret that you begin to turn this into a political issue divorced from the rule of law.

When the topic of immigration enters the beltway, it gets reduced to an issue and divorced from the people whose lives hang in the balance.

First, it would allow him to re-enter national life on an issue entirely divorced from the many controversial topics with which he is associated and which his post-Presidency reflections have led him to conclude requires attention.

"For too many diplomats, the issues they discuss are divorced from the real lives of people living with their own drug use or their former drug use or drugs in the community.

He was divorced from the actor Sheila Allen.

The students on campus were completely divorced from the military.

Maggie is divorced from the children's father.