Sentence examples for something removed from from inspiring English sources

I do love this game as something removed from my career and have found a level of peace in that.

The Greek philosopher Plato and the Roman philosopher Plotinus had also dismissed representative art as an "imitation of nature"—i.e., as something removed from reality.

When we hike in a national park or protected area and experience nature as something removed from our daily routine, we come to know it at as something apart from us.

The easiest way to have something removed from the Internet is through a simple DMCA filing.

Creating a second copy of the archive could help preserve its contents if Trump decided he wanted something removed from it.

Was any flesh (or something) removed from the genital area?

But Mr. Mamorsky was dealing with something entirely removed from the scratch-off status quo.

It's hard to imagine something more removed from this ethos than Marni.

John Arnone's shiny sets and Jane Greenwood's period costumes have the synthetic look of something freshly removed from plastic wrapping.

The last thing on my mind before I drift off is work, but a guilty pleasure is a couple of chapters from a trashy novel – something far removed from the complexities of the day job.

Those who managed to get a seat recall his glamour on the podium: his flamboyant rhetoric, his energy and focus, even his elegant suit added up to something far removed from the tweedy understatement of the average Oxford don.