Sentence examples for how divorced from from inspiring English sources

The Pundit Rules dictate that if commentators have any excuse at hand to declare a Trump "pivot," no matter how divorced from his actual positions, they will do so.

"The staff at Tate are underpaid and overworked, and haven't had appropriate pay rises, and this just demonstrates how divorced from reality the management at Tate are," she said.

Republicans, by contrast, bet on the power of a simple, unified message no matter how divorced from economic reality: failing to extend tax cuts skewed to the rich was to "raise taxes" on "ordinary Americans". And they bet that when the time came for a vote, nobody would remember how we got in this mess in the first place.

What's notable about this kind of talk is how divorced it is from any practical reality.

But it's a pretty robust one given how steep the 1987 crash was and how divorced it was from the economic fundamentals.

The rally is troubling given how divorced it is from economic fundamentals, but then Chinese equities have long inhabited their own universe, paying little heed to growth.

A survey by Ipsos MORI for the Royal Statistical Society and King's College London has attempted to measure just how divorced we are from reality when it comes to topics such as crime, teen pregnancy and benefit fraud.

How divorced is it from reality for us to speak of "how Iranians view the United States," without bringing up the fact that we overthrew their government fifty-six yeago and, and then supported a dictator for another twenty-six yeafterwardsafterwards

That most Americans would put these two sentences together shows how divorced we now are from our rural heritage.

"Of course, there will be people who complain, but these are people who think they have a right for the state to support them". The Unite union said Lord Young was talking "Thatcherite claptrap" and his comments showed how divorced the government was from the problems facing workers and families across the country.

That current automobiles have become computers with wheels isn't news to anyone who has opened a hood recently, of course, but the degree to which that transition has made the vehicles opaque to us is both a marvel of modern engineering and reminder of how divorced we can become from the reality of what makes such technologies actually work.