Sentence examples for in detaching from inspiring English sources

In detaching himself from the turmoil surrounding him, Aquinas was able to dedicate himself to his life's mission.

There's a certain amount of freedom and liberation involved in detaching yourself, at least temporarily, from anyone's expectations of you.

He has moved to No4 in the world for the first time; suggesting he has joined Spieth, Jason Day and Rory McIlroy in detaching themselves from the rest.

But in detaching "Bucking the Tiger" from the standard devices of storytelling -- like dramatic conflict, the development of character, suspense -- Mr. Olds has detached it also from narrative momentum.

Sarkozy played a clever hand in detaching two of the party's top figures: Bernard Kouchner to become the minister of foreign and European affairs and Dominique Strauss-Kahn to head the IMF.

The British then succeeded in detaching the nizam and the Marathas from Hyder and defeated him three times successively in 1781, at the battles of Porto Novo, Pollilur, and Sholinghur; Hyder lost more than 10,000 men at Porto Novo.

Senescence may be retarded in these cases, however, by hormonal treatments of the kind known to delay degeneration and death in detached leaves.

In detached, inside out patches single-channel currents were abolished by [Au CN 2]− and activity was not restored by washing [Au CN 2]− from the bath.

The study is based on six in-depth interviews on understandings, meanings, materials and competences attached to power cuts with households living in detached houses having different wood-based hybrid systems of energy provision.

In this paper, we describe the efficient silencing of the Pds gene through the VIGS approach in detached tomato fruits, which makes the VIGS procedure even more versatile and applicable.

Additionally, water loss rate of the wild-type and APUM5 transgenic plants was measured in detached leaves.