Sentence examples for does cutting off from inspiring English sources

Then come the threats to "unfollow" or "unfriend". Exactly how does cutting off contact with someone with opposing ideology further discussion, debate and democracy?

Pointing to the sluggish global economy he asked, "What strategies would bring about growth?" Mr. Xi likened protectionism to "locking oneself in a dark room" in the hopes of protecting oneself from danger, but in so doing, cutting off all "light and air".

Now, if these guys are so against infant slicing, what are they doing cutting them off and putting them back on their mates?

After their romance ended and he had moved to Chicago, she called him and, she said he did "this cutting off thing he does," making it clear, as Mr. Maraniss puts it, "in his own gentle but cool way that he was not so eager to hear her voice".

This can usually be done by cutting off the ends of it.

He compares the GOP strategy to a dieter who vows to lose 30 pounds, and does so by cutting off a leg.

You do know that cutting off synopses of books about adorkable people is not adorkable, don't you?

A process that starts with taking responsibility when things go wrong and so far Facebook believes it has done that by cutting off access for Cambridge Analytica when what it's really done is thrown a blanket over a blood stain.

This enforcement is essentially the same thing that Twitter did to Meerkat, cutting off its Find Friends access because it replicates Periscope functionality (though when Meerkat was built atop Twitter, it didn't know Twitter owned Periscope).

You can easily wipe the chalk off the surface after you are done cutting.

Doing this involves cutting off rat runs using bike-permeable dead-ends or one-way routes.