“Strong gusts of wind can cause detachment of tree branches and roofing.”

“The tool is primarily used for distributing the pressure or load so the loosening and detachment of joints can be avoided.”

“But attitudes of detachment and objectivity are as necessary to the work of the pathology laboratory as sympathy and compassion are to the conduct of a funeral service.”

“We researched patents with useful mechanisms that enable quick detachability and angular positioning of sensors on a vehicle roof rack.”

“The problem with the LP is faulty wiring caused by the detachability of the guitar's neck.”

“The founding discovery of modernism has often been defined as the detachability of art from representation, from mimesis in the Aristotelian sense of unproblematic imitation.”

“I remember his soulless eyes boring into mine in resentment, the detachedness of his touch, his monotonous voice.”

“There has always been a detachedness to Lykke Li, in pictures, in performance and in song.”

“Payne's sultry detachedness is actually most in keeping with Nancy Sinatra during her Lee Hazlewood period.”

“All three armed services sent detachments, bands and chiefs of staff, who were accompanied by police and relatives.”

“Being a Mountie is pretty close to being a member of the armed forces, with detachments sprinkled all over this wide country.”

“This is reinforced by sequences showing lynch mobs and SS detachments randomly killing anyone they believe insufficiently patriotic.”