It's a break from the problems of everyday life.
When I was onstage, I was free from the problems of my life.
It floated above society, unmoored from the problems of the average citizen.
Of course not, but that is hardly reason to retreat from the problems of the body.
"This is a great escape from the problems of life in Afghanistan".
Then, too, the architect seemed self-conscious about how far he had strayed from the problems of affordable, mass housing.
His aides worked hard to minimize his image as uncaring and disengaged from the problems of working Americans.
Instead, they are windows into the mind of a man detached from the problems of ordinary Americans and small businesses.
The insurgency took root during the occupation's first few months, when the Coalition Provisional Authority seemed oddly disengaged from the problems of postwar anarchy.
There were also detractors who feared that by uniting, the three countries would give up sovereignty and suffer from the problems of the other nations.
America quickly turned away from the problems of a devastated Afghanistan after Soviet troops were driven out of the country more than a decade ago.
