Sentence examples for divorced meaning from inspiring English sources

Kate Beckinsale and her director husband, Len Wiseman, are getting divorced — meaning it's over for a marriage born in the "Underworld".

That's because California law allows for "no-fault" divorces, meaning a spouse does not have to sue his or her partner for any specific grievance, such as adultery or abandonment.

Skills are decontextualized, which means they taught and practiced divorced from meaning.

Information, in its new scientific sense, is utterly divorced from meaning.

The company that arranged the Bologna couple's divorce, Divorzio Comodo, meaning "easy divorce," offers all-inclusive Romanian quickie divorces, including airfare, starting at about $5,000.

"Icons don't do nobody no good," Mr. Weiner said, referring to art that has been divorced from meaning and become objectified.

Pre-marital sex is more acceptable and divorce easier, meaning fewer frustrated single and married men turn to prostitutes.Sex workers complain that they are earning less than in the past.

The words we use about one another cannot be divorced from their meaning.

Many of the photographers represented here created what Vartanian calls "pure" images, divorced from literal meaning: not illustrations for texts, but anti-texts.

Cultural appropriation is especially problematic, when those or other cultural practices (specifically sacred ones) are divorced from their meaning.

This is consistent with our previous results in the semi-urban of Kaya, in the north central of Burkina Faso [ 11] but the current study has further identified that the higher prevalence of hypertension in unmarried people is restricted to unmarried women, meaning divorced (4%) and widowed (61%).