Sentence examples for that can detach from inspiring English sources

Our problem in society is that we're always looking for a material quick fix and I think people that can detach themselves from those situations can become happier with themselves.

This ignores the realities of such things as luxury taxes and other add-ons (do they have "dealer prep" and "weatherproofing" or "clear coat paint protection" in Europe?) that can detach European prices from American realities.

The stems and fruits also have many spines or "glochids" about 1 mm long that can detach and stick in the skin.

SECM analysis was chosen instead of conventional histological cross-sections of cells, which may be time-consuming to prepare and difficult to analyze, especially in the case of cell aggregates that can detach during sample treatment.

This results in Haines jumps filling up the pore in less than a second (see Video S1 at 3 42 min) causing high drag forces that can detach colloids from sand grains.

Beans or add-ons can choke so do not give this toy to babies or young toddlers if you use beans, buttons, beads, or any other small item that can detach during play.

It's plain, I think, that film promotes fantasy as a basic form of existence, that it can detach us from reality, and that it may have shifted the pursuit of happiness from a phrase on paper to a kind of imperialism where presidents cannot help but behave like characters from old movies.

(The axioms themselves might sum up, or be derived from, 'intuitive' knowledge, but that is a different matter. And even here it is important that we can detach the axioms from their intuitive meanings).

Make sure that at least one end of the power adapter is within easy reach so that you can detach it when necessary.

Now what's more interesting is that you can detach the caravan part yourself if you want to convert your ugly mobile home to a SUV that was cut in half.

The idea that we can detach our economic growth strategy from the continued need for legal migration is a fantasy.