Sentence examples for free from attachment from inspiring English sources

The gills are free from attachment or narrowly attached (adnexed) to the stem.

The internal gills are free from attachment to the stem, but are attached full-length to the inside of the cap.

The thin gills are free from attachment to the stem, or are adnexed (narrowly attached) to a slight collar encircling the stem.

A well-trained monk, it is said, lives as though he were already dead: free from attachment, from indecision, from confusion, he moves with no barrier between his will and his act.

The Sufi must first reach the state of fanāʾ ("passing away of the self"), in which he becomes free from attachment to the earthly world and loses himself entirely in God.

In writing and in life, it behooves us to remain as free from attachment as possible.

But after the financial crisis splattered the reputation of many big banks, more wealthy individuals, particularly in Asia, have approached the independents for advice free from attachments to corporate affiliations.

After these transcervical procedures assisted by the mediastinoscope, the upper thoracic esophagus including the perforated site was free from attachments to the adjacent anatomical structures.

These exercises were intended to free persons from attachment (indeed from enslavement) to power, wealth and fame, and to free them for generous and humble service of Christ -- present in the world and especially in the poor and the marginalized.

It is these vivid glimpses of particular corners of the world, rather than Hiroko's attempts to free herself from attachment to them, that are Burnt Shadows' best achievement.

The essential message is simple: to be happy, we must free ourselves from attachment with our physical bodies and also with the fruits of action.