Sentence examples for sever itself from inspiring English sources

In the bankruptcy, the Levitt Corporation is trying to sever itself from its Levitt & Sons division.

And only then would language loosen its ancient associations with the invisible breath, the spirit sever itself from the wind, the psyche dissociate itself from the environing air".

Muzak went through an exhilarating period of self-examination and redefinition, and moved its headquarters from Seattle to Fort Mill — mainly for economic reasons, but also to sever itself from its stodgy past.

Ms. Andrabi believes now, as she believed then, that Kashmir ought to sever itself from India and become part of Pakistan, an Islamic state that in her view needs to do better by its own women and be truer to its faith.

Alexander Furmanchuk, a political analyst in Simferopol, argued that Crimea will thrive after severing itself from Ukraine.

Christians did not participate in the Jewish revolt of 66 73, and, under the Flavians, Christianity completely severed itself from its origins.

For the small nation that severed itself from the Czechoslovak federation in 1993, the dissident president of the post-revolutionary years remains an ambiguous figure.

The man referred to in one poem as "V.S. Nightfall" reappears in "White Egrets," Walcott's latest collection, as "that bastard":                all the endeavours of our lives are damned to nothing by the tiring catalogue of a vicious talent that severs itself from every attachment, a bitterness whose poison is praised for its virulence.

The man referred to in one poem as "V.S. Nightfall" reappears in "White Egrets," Walcott's latest collection, as "that bastard": all the endeavours of our lives are damned to nothing by the tiring catalogue of a vicious talent that severs itself from every attachment, a bitterness whose poison is praised for its virulence.

In brief it unfolds as follows: The biblical period is where Judaism struggles to free itself of pure myth and, while partially successful, never quite severs itself from the mythic world of its surroundings.

Severed from the history of the word "fireman," he is severed from history itself.