Sentence examples for future divorced from from inspiring English sources

He talks the school's principal into starting a cross-country team, hoping to give these students a future divorced from the fields.

His vision of the future is divorced from his roadmap to get there.

Verdict: As expected, the future of the BBC will be divorced from the electoral cycle, making this sort of thing marginally more straightforward in the future "We'll protect the BBC World Service funding for five years, plus provide an extra £289m of government funding available over this spending review period".

"I'm in a better place now," said Ms. Shak, who is divorced from an oil-futures trader.

John Eliot despairs for the future of agriculture as supermarkets squeeze margins to a minimum and consumers become divorced from the process of food production.

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.

Political strategy should also be distinguished from but not divorced from competitive strategy.

Training in partograph use is limited, and the theory is often divorced from practice.