Sentence examples for exists cut off from inspiring English sources

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From the island, the America of the States seems huge, overshadowing, and indifferent; one becomes vividly aware of the limbo in which Latin, Caribbean Puerto Rico exists, cut off from its natural family of nations by association with that America.

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Senate Rule 22 now exists to cut off what are ghost filibusters, disembodied debates.

ONE of the many criticisms levelled at the British media is that it exists in a bubble, cut off from the everyday concerns of its own listeners and readers.

It's intriguing to contrast the Parisians' exuberant approach with the studied introversion of the UK dubstep scene – much of whose music now seems to exist in a digital dimension cut off from the world outside.

The real problem with Mr. Bush's policy, many scientists said, was not that only 24 fully developed lines exist, but that the president has cut off the ability of American scientists to create and study new ones.

Cut off.

Their legs cut off.

Cut off the apron.

"Cut off my feet.

Their head cut off.

Molecular weight cut off membrane.

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