Sentence examples for permanently separated from inspiring English sources

By design, as adoptees transition from out-of-home placement to adoption they are permanently separated from birth parents and are, perhaps, experiencing one of multiple separations and associated feelings of loss.

At afternoon milking time they are permanently separated.

If the sections were permanently separated, the book's full import would be lost on future scholars.

The parents, each with a son and a servant, were rescued but then permanently separated.

Sometimes waivers were not approved, and immigrants were permanently separated from their American families.

Their relationship, which produced several children, lasted until 1839 (they permanently separated in 1844).

Taking children out of the country would permanently separate thousands of children from their families a separation that would compound the acute trauma they are already suffering and inflict long-term damage on their chances of recovery".

If not, they must take the unfathomable step of permanently separating from Geilan.

Most interesting, perhaps, is the frequency with which companies "permanently" separate the leadership roles only to recombine them at a later date.

Crushed (at least in memory), he felt that a line had been crossed, permanently separating the high-minded, essentially intellectual inheritance of the Revolution from the American future.

Recent interpreters of Luther have attempted to understand his thought in terms of his struggle against the overpowering reality of the Devil or in terms of his intense fear of a death that would permanently separate him from God.