Sentence examples for it divorced from from inspiring English sources

The work was conceived so totally in theater terms that I almost cannot recognize it divorced from its theatrical setting".

Bombardier calls it "divorced from the reality about the financing of multibillion-dollar aircraft programs". And the United Kingdom — which has a Bombardier manufacturing site — has gotten into the fray.

While the responsibility lies with the individual or individuals who sent these lethal devices to my family home and Mr. Obama's and Ms. Clinton's offices, I cannot see it divorced from the new normal of political demonization that plagues us today.

People have an aesthetic -- gay culture or any subculture -- and try to push everything in it, divorced from politics or thoughts about form.

But if it is divorced from its basis in theology it can easily become little more than lip-service.

But how can the Wall be comprehended now that it no longer stands in its entirety, now that it is divorced from the Cold War context in which it stood and is no longer part of a deadly border zone?

"It is divorced from the society around it.

Although Labour want more people to volunteer, Nandy says it makes no sense if it is divorced from what's happening in society.

Computer Games Magazine argued the futility of reviewing the game due to its episodic nature; as the first part of a three-part story arc, it is difficult to judge it when divorced from the final product.

Though by this time well-versed in modernism, Benton turned against it unable to embrace its "colored cubes and classic attenuations," rejecting it as "divorced from the common ways of the day".

That, and it being divorced from big historical events, unlike in its first three seasons.