Sentence examples for forever cut off from inspiring English sources

Once they arrived by boat or train, often accompanied by French spouses, most were forever cut off from the West.

Rōnin characters roam the big screen The rōnin, or "wave man", the masterless samurai forever cut off from mainstream society, is a powerful Japanese icon.

The Cliffordian may be forever cut off from certain kinds of truth.

In the end, victory was achieved, even if it meant the colony was forever cut off from the future.

That can actually hurt a lot more than it might seem initially because suddenly you are forever cut off from those people you once knew really well.

However, there is a quantum loophole: some theorists think it's possible to change a timeline, meaning if you prevented Lincoln's assassination, you'd find yourself in an "alternate" future forever cut off from your previous time.

You go to the barber, shave your head for the first time in forever and cut off your beard.

To cut away his flesh, so that the child's soul should not be cut off forever from his people.

And listening to Zollman's dismay and passion, I thought, not for the first time, that without the kind of investment and ingenuity that a place like R.I.C. can offer, patients like Shurvon might be cut off, forever, from any aspect of independence.

If you don't want to cut off communication forever, it's fair to make demands such as you will not speak to them until they agree to go to therapy or something else that is fair and reasonable.

What he told her was that her breasts alone would have made Gauguin swear off Tahitian maidens forever, and that he would gladly cut off his right hand and never make art again if she would allow him to paint her nude just once.