Sentence examples for has completely divorced from inspiring English sources

It was just the sort of non-issue issue that Didion thinks has completely divorced electoral politics from the needs of the actual electorate.

(We probably got caught up in the hype, too. What happened to my trademark cynicism last fall?) Note that Radiohead still depends on a record label, while NIN has completely divorced itself from the "inept".

Having completely divorced an incident from the systemic violence men inflict on women and girls, this is an unsurprising conclusion to reach.

"Our generation has completely lost its sensitivity to divorce.

"Ethics" has been almost completely divorced from the things that people actually do.

— but I can't think of a time when a party's economic doctrine has been so completely divorced from reality.

Given that he married and divorced Uma Thurman, going through the tabloid spanking machine in the process (he has since remarried), it's not as if Mr. Hawke has completely lived the life of a monkish theater rat.

That has completely changed.

When you're dealing with orcs or aliens, or even when you're pretending to be a special-forces commando, you've gone to a place completely divorced from the here and now.

But abstraction has also come to mean something completely divorced from an external starting point -- what purists would call nonobjective art.

Still, costs have skyrocketed because demand and supply are completely divorced from the discipline of the marketplace.