Sentence examples for more divorced from inspiring English sources

But human death is becoming more and more divorced from nature.

The government's dogma could hardly be more divorced from the pragmatic commonsense of the British people.

Plus, he insists, the film is more divorced from its source than even the promotion suggests.

If possible, interview one or more divorced people about their experiences.

Today form is becoming ever more divorced from function; information networks now shape the traditional functions of cities as places of exchange and innovation.

And tax is not the only way to encourage greenery.The risk is that rhetoric will become still more divorced from reality.

Don't like divorce; partake in more divorce porn.

Male premarital doubts did not correlate with more divorce.

"I have more divorce disaster stories than anything else, I think," Mr. Sachs said.

Beyond that, more divorces and second families put a strain on their finances.

In Asia the results include later marriage, less marriage and (to some extent) more divorce.