Usage examples (12)

• Indeed, the account he provides is indissociable from the predicament whose discovery he reports in it.
• Nevertheless, the event of these essays proves to be indissociable from the question of de Man's legacy, and this becomes especially clear when de Man registers the...
• This residual negativity — the blind underside of elegance — coincides with the return of the question of history and ethics beyond rhetorical reading, and, in this respect,...
• The pluralism indissociable from a democratic society, which has been dearly won over the centuries, depends on it.