Sentence examples for divorced from understanding from inspiring English sources

Such tables offer a bird's-eye view of the extent to which common themes inform different case studies, but such summaries are divorced from understanding how these issues are inter-related within each case.

On the other hand, our theoretical understanding of time estimation remains largely divorced from the RT findings in the animal cognition literature.

On this account, autonomy is divorced from any notion of choice fitting within a broad understanding of the individual's values or goals (Brudney and Lantos 2011), or as relating to their social context.

Others have criticized the Gates Foundation for having a "narrowly conceived understanding of health as the product of technical interventions divorced from economic, social, and political contexts" pointing to the Grand Challenges issued by the Foundation as example of this orientation [ 13].

And Wittgenstein's (1953) influential criticisms of the notion of understanding as an 'inner process,' and of the idea of a language for private sensation divorced from public criteria, could be interpreted in ways that sever (phenomenal) consciousness from intentionality.

Bryden was divorced from Patricia Leslie Bowen-Davies.

Pay is divorced from performance.