Sentence examples for wrongly separated from inspiring English sources

He spoke about it not as an addict reformed but as someone wrongly separated from his tonic.

Instead of fragmentation, he wants total integration of all services, even joining up things that were wrongly separated back in 1948, bridging the great divide between hospitals and community.

The actor, who is currently promoting the Tess Morris-penned rom com Man Up, said that part of the problem was that film genres were often wrongly separated into different gender categories.

"I have long said that we should never split up families, and today's proposed law allows the careful and sensible evaluation of cases where American families have been wrongly separated, but still makes sure that our immigration laws are upheld," Pearce said.

For almost a century, they were separated and wrongly attributed.

It is comparatively easy to remove the splinters of a fractured bone which is wrongly consolidated; to separate a curved bone; or to perform an oblique osteotomy, but a decided limit is arrived at in the correction of a displacement, or in the lengthening of the bones, by reason of the contraction, or resistance, of the muscles.

I do think that certain people do experience an anxiety over being wrongly accused or incarcerated and unable to make contact with the outside world, and things getting worse and worse — being separated from civilization and legal proceedings.

In "Vendetta," the first of three installments, a frazzled Zen, 40 years old, separated from his wife and living with his mother, finds himself ducking a killer on a rampage against those he believed wrongly imprisoned him, while grappling with a politically charged murder -- never mind the affections of his office mate Tania Moretti (Caterina Murino).

It is wrongly assumed the endoskeleton contributes little to the overall stability — this is only true when little contact exists between fracture fragments viz., highly comminuted patterns, bone defects or when the fixator is used in bone transport or lengthening (where the bone ends are purposely separated).

These laminar zones were separated by small gaps (0.045 between L2/3 and L4, and 0.015 between L4 and L5A), which reduced (but did not necessarily eliminate) the likelihood that some neurons were wrongly classified due to slice-to-slice variability in layer thicknesses.

Its return missed out 23 payments totalling £14,307 but wrongly included a separate 47 payments totalling £112,863.