Sentence examples for for detaching from inspiring English sources

Alex understood — and better, he absolved me of the guilt I'd been feeling for detaching myself from Shambhala.

Inevitably, the present crisis has encouraged the prime minister's instinct for detaching himself from the fray of party politics.

While his concrete achievements, critics often pointed out, were limited to seemingly endless tunnels no one drove through, his "can do" image and social liberalism were just the trick for detaching Brisbane voters from an uncertain Labor faith.

To deal with that problem, the Los Alamos scientists say they have developed a number of innovations, including a new electrochemical process for detaching the carbon dioxide after it has been absorbed into the potassium carbonate solution.

That's true of insults as well; it also is true of ethnic and gender provocations — because, with the French rhetorical gift for detaching language from action, if what is said is merely sociable — a joke — then it doesn't really mean anything bad.

Subsequently the tape is attached to the acetone substrate for detaching the tape.

House prices Average prices are still relatively low: £66,000 for terraces, £110,000 for semis and £182,000 for detached.

For detached clusters the algorithm produces a final layer containing no voxels.

The bag the squirrel was stored in was also carefully examined for detached ticks, using a magnifying glass where necessary.

A side effect of taking time for ourselves, detaching from work, and relaxing is often positive mood, which research shows also leads to greater insight and better problem solving.

This complex exhibits the fastest water exchange rate (speed of water ligands attaching and detaching) for any transition metal aquo complex.