Sentence examples for it disengages from from inspiring English sources

Pleef! it gasses, making the very same sound your sweaty lower back does when it disengages from a hot vinyl seatback.

Second, it disengages spiritual experience from the broader notion of spirituality and finally breaks any obligatory links with religious practice.

Perhaps the more likely prospect is that Britain's debate over membership prompts it to disengage from Europe, marginalizing it — even as its European allies concentrate on tying themselves more closely together as they try to save their beleaguered single currency.

Time Warner had succumbed to pressure of that nature when it disengaged itself from Ice-T in 1993.

Israel announced in March 2012 that it was disengaging from the Human Rights Council after members voted to appoint a fact-finding mission to investigate Israel's West Bank settlements.

Sennett also needles Google's New York headquarters, which he finds to be an island frat house, introspective and infantile, "in the city but not of it," and "disengaged" from "the grim street outside".

China's higher profile is all the more striking, analysts, executives and diplomats say, as Washington's preoccupation with Iraq and terrorism has left it seemingly disengaged from the region, which in turn has found the United States more off-putting and harder to penetrate after Sept. 11.

If a creature or retainer fails morale check, it will disengage from a battle and retreat.

The goal is to push the locking mechanism forward (typically an angled wedge of plastic) in order to get it to disengage from the ridges, allowing you to remove the long ridged portion of the tie.

But the idea behind Glass is that bringing the technology closer will actually make it easier to disengage from it.

We note that implicit to our model is the assumption that Spt16 can only be recruited to the 5′ end of transcribed genes and that it does not disengage from chromatin until it has traveled across the entire length of these genes.