Príklady extricated

• Both ships were fast in the ice; 'those on board were alive, but in low spirits,' with little hope of being extricated.

• This interpretation of imperialism was possible mainly because the development of capitalism was extricated from the imperium.

• But these measures by no means extricated the workings of officeholding from its property-like foundations.

• We are never free from the impact of the fringe and some of our most evocative archaeological interpretations cannot be extricated from that complex maze of associations.

• So it is not clear why he thinks that the scientific findings he discusses pose a problem for religious experience, once they are extricated from the context of naturalism.

• The vehicles were finally extricated the following afternoon, after much more damage had been done.

• These people, including the lady herself who was extricated from her bath, had a "whale of a time", which made their summer.

• We have extricated ourselves from it without disastrous loss.

• Invariably the man dies after he has been extricated, but if in their enthusiasm to relieve him the men disturb something, they cannot be blamed.

• The trailer has not yet been extricated, so that the full extent of the damage to the road cannot be ascertained.

• A far less serious case of careless driving occurs when one car just touches another when being extricated from a car park.

• I feel strongly that the educational achievements of a child cannot be extricated from that child's social background and psychological environment.

• Some are very closely enmeshed in the industry and cannot be easily extricated.

• He quietly extricated the ship from the convoy.

• They fought with the greatest gallantry and extricated themselves from a most difficult situation.