Sentence examples for is detaching from inspiring English sources
verb
To take apart from; to take off.
- To detach the tag from a newly purchased garment
The hardest part is detaching myself from the other athletes.
It bolsters the sense that Ireland is detaching itself from the peripheral countries "I don't think the government is being rash.
We are experiencing massive regional imbalance, whereby London and its surrounding region is detaching itself from the rest of the UK economy.
"Digital technology is detaching information from the physical plane, where property law of all sorts has always found definition...The bottle was protected, not the wine".It now looks as if he was wrong.
The real worry, however, for Carrie, at least, is that Julian, by taking a stand and actually fulfilling his sisters' wishes, is detaching himself from them and will no longer be available to her as the feckless object of her incestuous desire.
From which a Welsh double "l" is detaching itself — lovers, hand-linked by a hyphen, weaving with easethrough the ins and outs of the waves' parentheses.From a distance how simple they look, how picturesque.Three dots (an ellipsis in action) rush back and forth — terriers seeking, retrieving, time-free and carefreeas only dogs in illiterate joyousness can be.
CONS: The garage is detached.
This critique is detached from reality.
CONS: The two-car garage is detached.
Henman is detached when expressing his tactics.
