Sentence examples for it was detached from from inspiring English sources
The area, originally settled by the Dutch in 1790, was alternately a part of Guttenberg and North Bergen until 1898, when it was detached from North Bergen as a separate town.
At the speech a year ago, Musk unveiled a behemoth of a rocket that was so ambitious and mind-bogglingly large that critics said it was detached from reality.
He was impressed by the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, but felt it was "detached from nature".
To play, you walk across the "board," deflecting a disc with a Pong-like paddle, as if it was detached from the surface.
The province of Greater Poland was acquired by Kingdom of Prussia following the Congress of Vienna, when it was detached from the Duchy of Warsaw and given to Prussia, where it became reorganized as the Grand Duchy of Posen.
The tissue was attached until 12 weeks, and it was detached from the plug cartilage between 12 and 24 weeks postoperatively.
Wallerian degeneration = a process that results from the cutting or crushing of a nerve fibre in which the axon degenerates after it is detached from its neuronal cell body.
"When you enter the service, the phone assigns you a unique number and then it's detached from any other recognizable information," he said.
His muscular organization was astounding; Mr. Teshigawara didn't so much lift an arm as allow it to drift higher, as if it were detached from the rest of the body.
That story, in Lewis's view, is not a given; it has to be teased out empathetically, because it's detached from a person's public identity; but in Lewis's humane utopia, it would be fused with public identity, would get expressed in the public sphere.
