Sentence examples for Slightly detached from inspiring English sources

I'm slightly detached from that.

The free cheeks have been slightly detached on this specimen.

Greenblatt has a slightly detached relationship to the idea of ambition in his own life.

His most characteristic mood was that of the slightly detached, wryly observant, ironic and witty commentator.

Yet his slightly detached air has made a comeback, of sorts, fairly easy.

Praia da Faro, in stark contrast, is slightly detached from the mainland at the end of a connecting road.

You do find being taken out of your home and staying somewhere else does slightly detach you.

I became slightly crazy, detached from the rest of the world – even from Bob Dylan, my main man, when I went to see him one post-Colindale evening at Earls Court.

Callot is slightly more detached, possibly because of his more conscious style and because he was himself the printmaker (Bruegel drew for professional engravers and woodcutters); but in the catalogs of byplay in his panoramic scenes of fairs and in his trick of making the beggar wear his rags handsomely, he is always balancing and measuring.

That was one reason for moving the current round of talks here -- a lakeside city that is slightly more detached from the constant intrigue.

Like Marlowe, Sissie obsesses over Europeans, but her observations about Europeans are more refined as she remains slightly more clinically detached.