Sentence examples for to disassociate the from inspiring English sources

If you've seen it, it's hard to disassociate the sound of Distant Sky from the film's harrowing conclusion.

This is intended to stress its cosmopolitan and global character and to disassociate the city from its actual territorial, ethnic, or cultural setting.

Marine officials were quick to disassociate the investigation from the two crashes last year, both of them involving aircraft in Colonel Leberman's squadron.

Dan McLagan, a campaign spokesman for Mr. Lazio, tried to disassociate the campaign from the ad, saying complaints should be forwarded to the leadership council.

The idea of this work is to disassociate the reader from the original context of these words, to reframe the experience of reading a newspaper.

Traditionally spelled 'vodou' or 'vodrun', often to disassociate the negative implications of Westernised 'voodoo', the religion's rituals are usually inaccessible to the uninitiated, its teachings complex and largely passed down by mouth, its worshippers protective against prying eyes.

Children should always have their intravenous access for contrast enhancement sited prior to arrival in the radiology department in order to help disassociate the CT department from the trauma of having the cannula sited [2].

"We have to disassociate from the two words Islamic and State," he said.

If ever there was a time to disassociate from the Bragging Mothers Club, it's now.

ATP binds to Hsp90α, initiating a conformation change that enables p23 to bind to Hsp90α and causes Hsp70, Hsp40, and Hop to disassociate from the complex.

To the organization's credit, its representatives there took great pains to disassociate themselves and the organization from the remarks of the presenter.