They are unmoored by his absence.
They're unmoored in a way that guarantees shipwrecks.
Folks on the right say they are unmoored from any fixed point, save, perhaps, the Harvard Law School.
Memories are false, people misspeak, they are misunderstood, mistakes are repeated until they are unmoored from the original and turn into concrete evidence for conspiracy nuts.
The primary thrust of the concert was to shed light on lost works by Hungarian composers whose lives and careers were unmoored or ended by the rise of fascism, at home and throughout Europe, during World War II.
Paris was still at sea after occupation; the few writers and editors Bellow had encountered were unmoored, like him, by each newly published survivor's report of concentration camps.
The students I taught in my first years were unmoored, adrift in a world saturated with affordable technology, disconnected from the short stories, novels, and writing assignments I presented to them day after day.
"They're things that are unmoored from their original context, things that are thrown out, that go on a voyage you don't know about," he said.
According to the Toledo Blade, the captain of the 165ft yacht called police early Sunday morning when they realized the boat had been unmoored and had struck the dock, causing an estimated $5,000 to $10,000 in damages.
This, they say, is exactly what has occurred in people with T.S.D. Their ability to "navigate the threats of social living" — what they call the Suspicion System — is unmoored from reason, and thus allowed to run amok.
