Sentence examples for divorced from them from inspiring English sources

So you're completely emotionally divorced from them?

The people of these villages are the true representation of the numbers, but unfortunately the human story is too often divorced from them after collection in order to do mega-analyses and aggregation.

Wally's childhood stories were no different from that of so many other men -- black and white -- born in the 1930s, who decades later married and started families yet were divorced from them emotionally from the start.

"I have married five times, and I have divorced from all of them".

However, he admits a fascination with "the choices older artists start to make once they become severely divorced from the reality around them", and this is an artistic conceit that bolsters Kaputt.

But this mindset will only keep them divorced from the reality in Hong Kong-- and possibly their own backyard.

Newspapers' audiences are harvested and sold divorced from the content that attracted them in the first place.

Orlando is a city that cannot be divorced from its tourist attractions, among them Disney World and Universal Studios, where some of the victims were employed.

It waxes very lyrically on the idea that users like the intangible more, that the meaningful work of their lives is that which is divorced from monetary reward, which empowers them to self actualise and so find contentment.

One of the great catastrophes of the residential schools, Trombley says, was that the children who went through them were divorced from their native cultures and yet were never adequately prepared for assimilation into broader Canadian culture, which had been the whole point.

Lyle was divorced from his wife, Nadine.