He returns alone to his hotel room when a terrible, detached feeling overcomes him — he realizes that he is going to die.
No one in "Jerichow" is entirely deserving of sympathy, which gives the film a detached, clinical feeling underlined by the director's habit of observing emotions rather than evoking them.
With such depletion, providers feel unable to give of themselves, which leads to cynical attitudes and detached feelings toward patients, known as depersonalization (DP).
This indicates that some students were feeling emotionally exhausted (possibly because of academic requirements); they were treating people in a detached way and feeling incompetent as students given the academic demands.
The document has had a mixed reaction in Brussels, ranging from anger at the perceived attempt to restrict rights of EU nationals, to more detached feelings that the policy does not concern Brussels.
Iris was being transformed, and very successfully transformed, into art -- into art which I could enjoy as if I were almost a detached spectator, without feeling the pangs and the sorrows, the joys too, which are the daily accompaniment of remembering the woman I lived with for so long, and looked after when she was ill.
That feeling is a detached and distant memory.
Also you can be the peaceful observer of your feelings in a detached way; this means you are less likely to be affected by them and involved.
The Shins were engaged in what felt like a slow-motion wrestling match with their own feelings and, in a detached, enervated way, with each other.
He is not, however, a detached observer: his creatures are invested with human feelings.
If you're feeling insulted by life it can be hard to achieve a detached assessment of your choices.
