Sentence examples for off from the body from inspiring English sources

"It's like limbs being cut off from the body".

The head may be set off from the body or grade imperceptibly into it.

To prepare the cooked, cooled crab, first remove the legs and claws by pulling them off from the body.

Theories of embodied cognition, which see mental processes as shaped by the mutual interactions of mind, body and world, require us to rethink our conceptions of the mind-box as sealed off from the body that sustains it.

In this system, they insist, flows of desire have become mere representations of desire, cut off from the body without organs and the extra-familial mechanisms of society.

It is in the game, and not a mere looker-on; and its judgments of the should-be, its ideals, cannot be peeled off from the body of the cogitandum as if they were excrescences…" (E, 21).

It becomes a way for those who have been cut-off from the body's signals of distress to pay attention at this essential sensory, "bottom-up" level and use skills to return to balance.

The two-color, glass-slide microarray platform, labeled probe preparation and hybridization conditions were performed as previously described [ 27]. Adult heads were snapped-off from the body by shaking the frozen flies in the cryovial.

Cut each leg of the pantyhose off from the 'body' of the material (slightly above where the knee would be when you wear them).

Not only have they managed to completely rip off everything from the body design to the user interface (presumably poorly), but they've also stuffed it all into a package just 8.5mm thick!

Another deserter was the French knight Stephen of Blois, who was cut off from the main body of the army by Kerbogha's forces and judged, not unreasonably, that the Crusaders were doomed.