Sentence examples for thus divorced from inspiring English sources

An Egyptian court declared that he couldn't be a real Muslim and thus divorced him from his wife (who, as a Muslim woman, was not eligible to be married to a non-Muslim).

One observer defines politocracy as a political form of government where "politicians work for the party, not the electorate, the raison d'etre of such a system is to get the party elected by using more scientific methods to win elections...The political class become self-serving thus divorced from objective governance".

He also has made a series of "drill drawings," for which he inserts a pencil into a motorized drill to produce circular patterns, thus divorcing the hand of the artist from the work of art.

While it stated that advanced degrees do not constitute property — and thus a divorced spouse was not entitled to a former spouse's future earnings — it did authorize courts to reimburse the supporting spouses for their expenses.

The man who was my "father" had disappeared way before I was born, and my mother never gotten married afterward or even lived with a man, thus had never divorced one.

What's different about baby-boomer women is that they're significantly more likely than previous generations to be divorced, and thus potentially entering retirement alone.

Thus, someone recently widowed, divorced or facing a court battle, or even a student cramming for exams, can become a target.

Being single, widowed or divorced was thus an important factor contributing to the increased mortality observed among older persons who love alone.

And thus, time to divorce.

Third, it may have become more accepted and thus less stressful, to be divorced as this status has become more common [ 33].

It is about Thomas Cromwell, who was minister to Henry VIII and who, when Henry needed to discard his non-heir-producing queen, Katharine of Aragon, brought the Reformation to England and thus gave divorce to us all.