Sentence examples for lack of affiliation from inspiring English sources

Others question his lack of affiliation with one group or cause.

My parents regularly attack our children about our lack of affiliation — when we are not around.

He said his lack of affiliation with a Texas university would serve him well.

Despite its lack of affiliation with the Army, the unit became a well-known presence in the San Gabriel Valley.

"He talked about his reservations when I came on about my immediate lack of knowledge of this office and lack of affiliation in the politics of Essex County," Ms. Dow said.

"If Pirus and Crips all got along, they'd probably gun me down by the end of this song," he sings, mildly, making explicit a lack of affiliation with any gang, which, in Compton, brings its own risk.

All are composers who have refused to be bound to any doctrinal aesthetic and have relished and exploited the freedom of expression and of musical language that lack of affiliations has given them.

In the last Canadian-specific analysis of suicide known to the authors that analyzes youth suicide in the context of family integration (divorce), religious integration (any religious affiliation), and unemployment, Trovato found that a lack of religious affiliation is associated with greater rates of suicide, as is divorce for males and females but only in one of the years under analysis.

Their lack of party affiliation further hinders their ability to act collectively.

We were able to observe a lack of team affiliation with most of the teams, often a bonding between two disciplines can be observed and the third one is not playing along.

But for many, their lack of religious affiliation may have more to do with identity politics than belief.