Sentence examples for face divorced from from inspiring English sources

And there are those on the economic right who hope that with independence they can use nationalism to resuscitate hardline free-market policies as "enterprise with a Scottish face", divorced from associations with Thatcherism.

That city wasn't willing to watch state and federal governments fumble around, while its most vulnerable workers faced wages divorced from the reality of life.

Nor would the outlandishly bad rhymes have the same smack-you-in-the-face awfulness when divorced from the embracing grasp of Randy Redd's skillfully generic show music.

He was facing divorce from his wife Veronica, the Countess of Lucan, had lost custody of their three children in an acrimonious legal battle, and his gambling debts were out of control.

Undoubtedly, there are two faces to the season we celebrate as Christmas; two faces that are so radically divorced from one another that we would seem to be rather schizophrenic for combining the two.

President Trump has suggested that his regulatory rollback will somehow save [8] the coal industry, but this statement is divorced from the reality facing America's coal communities.

And our abortion politics are utterly divorced from the reality that women in the developing world face -- a reality in which pregnancy kills almost 350,000 women every year.

Bryden was divorced from Patricia Leslie Bowen-Davies.

Pay is divorced from performance.

Lyle was divorced from his wife, Nadine.

Patients, often divorced from costs, overuse.