Sentence examples for Work detached from inspiring English sources

By choking back the tears during your commute, you'll help to keep your environs emotionally inert so that everyone can arrive at work detached.

If a faithful adaptation results in "a lifeless work, detached from our world," that is the fault of the director, not the playwright.

Instead of creating a strong, clear, direct work, Eisenstein detached his work from reality, from the colors and heroism of reality.

Before you can begin any new affair, you must perform your inner work: detach from the past, forgive others, clear your karma, and eradicate negative emotions.

As a result, many remain trapped in marginal work and detached from Germany's much-hailed jobwunder, or jobs miracle.

But these works were detached from the landscape at the same time.

It's hard work to detach from those messages.

Masaoka frequently wrote of his illness, both in his poems and in such essays as "Byōshō rokushaku" (1902; "The Six-foot Sickbed"), but his work is remarkably detached and almost entirely lacking in self-pity.

Appearances thus contribute to Reality in a fashion analogous to the ways in which segments of a painting contribute to the whole work of art: detached from their background, they would lose their significance and might in isolation even be ugly; in context, they can themselves be beautiful and make an essential contribution to the beauty and integrity of the whole.

The Maryland resident, then 18, had just finished undergoing a biopsy for his second brain tumor in six years — as in, his head had been cut open while doctors worked to detach 80 to 90percentt of the growth.

On 7 July 1942, 250 men of No. 1 Mobile Works Squadron were detached from the unit while it was stationed at Ascot Vale, Victoria and organised into a new squadron intended to serve in New Guinea.