unmoor

During the pandemic, their previous space, TV Bar in Berlin, was shuttered, leaving them suddenly unmoored.

If that trend continues, therapy will cede its purpose to algorithms and leave patients unmoored from reality.

He was among two dozen longtime DSA members who signed a November 2023 open letter in the New Republic announcing their departure because the organization had “become completely unmoored.”

It’s a decision that was partly spiritual: when the world feels unmoored, it seemed perhaps worth remembering that our predecessors relied on the seasons as enveloping promises of change.

It was March 2020, and she and her husband had been trying for a second child, but suffered a miscarriage that had unmoored them.