Sentence examples for lived divorced from inspiring English sources

Her mother and father, who fought violently in the Chicago boardinghouse where the family lived, divorced.

Is there even a danger, at a time of widespread disenchantment with politics, of a retreat into private lives divorced from public realities?

Still others view their religion as a kind of self-accepted ethnicity, but live lives utterly divorced from any sense of faith.

The Fed thus would have fostered the dangerous illusion that Wall Street can live permanently divorced from reality.

Single denoted living alone, divorced, or widowhood.

Marital status was given as not living together (living alone, unmarried, divorced, widowed or married but not living together), or living together (co-habiting, married or in partnership).

Mr. Morel, who was divorced, lived in Rutherford, N.J.

Mr. Brown, who had three children and who was also divorced, lived nearby in Palos Verdes.

Mr Marques, whose parents were divorced, lived with his Irish mother and sister, and visited his Portuguese father at weekends.

He lived alone, having divorced his wife Sarah Gurling in 2010.

"We've lived through divorce among our parents.