Sentence examples for divorced from where from inspiring English sources

"People are divorced from where their food comes from," said Ana Stayton at our first stop, Golden Nectar Farm on the southwest outskirts of Windsor.

We certainly gain precision but we completely get devolved or divorced from where time originally came from.

In Rochester, Joseph E. Robach was involuntarily divorced from the area where he grew up and attends church.

Meanwhile, the krater is divorced from the spot where the looters discovered it, not to mention from its Greek origin.

It begins in 1941, when Helen and her grandmother leave their home in San Antonio to join Louise in Hollywood, where, divorced from her alcoholic and tubercular husband, she has moved with aspirations of becoming a magazine writer.

He emphasised the idea that the design and production of an item should not be divorced from one another, and that where possible those creating items should be designer-craftsmen, thereby both designing and manufacturing their goods.

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.

The patronage of sport cannot be divorced from the abuse of human rights where such a connection can be established.

But a more pressing problem is that "community-run" can only, where it is divorced from the prevailing library service, be a euphemism for permanently trashed.

However, where intentionality is divorced from an appropriate causal production, it does not seem that it can, by itself, even partly constitute the exercise of active control.

The conventional wisdom about the twice-a-year fashion collections -- if words like conventional and wisdom can be applied to a process often divorced from both -- is that Paris is where you land to behold the certifiably audacious.