Sentence examples for of detach from inspiring English sources

"Moments in my life where it's been very stressful and emotionally difficult, I have turned to yoga," said Ms. Grill, 63. "Sometimes you can just let go of what's going on around you, and it can sort of detach you from some of the pain and conflict and external noise in your life".

You can fall asleep shagging on those rare occasions when you initiate a shag when you're absolutely knackered, and somewhere between the cushioned bed beneath you, the fluttering eye movements you're doing and the semi-gentle rocking motion, you just sort of detach and fall asleep.

(E ) Same as (C ), but aligned to the moment of detach on the last touch before a behavioral response in trials without slip-offs (392 responses).

Even now, I have this habit of detaching myself".

"I've always been kind of detached from the history of the game.

But, with the bio, he was kind of detached from it".

The first, of seeing his house in the Los Angeles foothills burned down by wildfire, is about the process of detaching.

In 1983, the church dropped its corporation status, with the intention of detaching itself from the jurisdiction of the federal government.

The general idea concerns the importance of detaching the individual from his type, and not assuming that there is such a thing as Everyman.

Haslett wrote in a variety of detached, understated voices, each aching in its precise registry of the minute gradations of emotional pain.

Zeng Guofan succeeded Senggelinqin as general and enforced a policy of detaching the earth-wall masters from their men and of employing the latter as his troops.