Sentence examples for managed to detach from inspiring English sources
He never managed to detach himself from all that was Picasso, even as a teenager – for him it was strong and overwhelmingly present," she said.
A notable mention goes to the BBC's Defying The Label season, which mostly managed to detach itself from the saccharine "Oh bless 'em, such an inspiration" approach that TV reserves for disability.
"On one hand, the middle class has managed to detach itself from corruption — they can go to a private hospital and not pay bribes — and they want the entire society to get rid of it," Umbres said.
At the same time she managed to seem oddly detached and even innocent, as if indicating that her gyrations were only a show-business act.
On 20 August, she managed to contact the cruiser, which was detached from the East Asia Squadron and operating as a commerce raider.
My boobs managed to become overly sensitized and desensitized all at the same time and some days I wanted to detach them and give them to someone else so I could gain some personal space again.
On the fifth floor, where many of the dead were found, more than 40 people managed to escape by sliding down a large plastic tube - apparently part of the building detached in the explosion.
It begins on a hard-to-beat note with "Bitter Sweet Symphony," featuring a full-blown orchestral accompaniment and the moody mystery of singer Richard Ashcroft, who manages to be strangely detached yet brimming over with pathos all at once.
Furthermore, compared to female caregivers, male caregivers were found to have a better style of managing mentally ill persons under their care and thus, were able to detach themselves from stressful situations resulting from their responsibility [ 44].
