Sentence examples for it's untethered from inspiring English sources

It's untethered, now, to any region or population or strict musical identity, but fans know it when they hear it.

When asked what she thought of this wild phantasmagoria, she gamely replied that, unlike most movies, "it's untethered".

His strategy resembled Rogerian psychotherapy — unconditionally accepting a patient's experience, even when it is untethered from reality.

Once it is untethered from its roots in revelation, charisma can appear as mere celebrity, or "fleshed out in apparitions of Stalin and Hitler".

The typewriter scene… TAD FRIEND: But there weren't any good horror movies this year — it was untethered to anything, and put together on someone's kid's Avid, using Bernie Herrman's violin shrieks.

The video is a beautiful work of cinematography, yet it is untethered from meanings of religious and social significance the imagery contains.

Other state media have taken shots at the Leave campaign's claims that Britain could more quickly strike trade agreements with rising Asian powers once it is untethered from the EU.

It is untethered, musically and lyrically, and there's little more exciting than the sound of someone with real songwriting ability no longer caring about making the music that might appeal to a larger number of people.

"Lost" explored strikingly King-like territory, in a manner that will remind any King fan of "The Langoliers"; similarly, the criminally underappreciated "Fringe" — my pick for the best science-fiction show of the past decade — suggests what a King story might look like if it were untethered from some of his usual touchstones (addiction, mental illness, New England) and given a mad-science spin.

A single otolith eventually formed but, unlike in eis single mutants, it never became tethered to a sensory macula, and tapping experiments showed that it was untethered until at least 5 dpf (Fig. 3H,H′).

As my time on Papay comes to an end, I am untethered and free-floating, like the jellyfish.