He seemed to enjoy his visit, in a slightly detached kind of way.
Despite the paucity of data about young teenagers, educators say that the anecdotal evidence points to increased sexual activity, often of a detached, unemotional kind.
"It's kind of a detached experience, not the same as playing a venue at all," says Angel Olsen, a soft-spoken American whose intense, spectral folk has won her many fans in recent months.
"We've always been 'that annexed area,' you know, kind of a detached thing living in an unincorporated area," said Mike Thompson, a scout leader whose Cub Scout pack from nearby Oak Grove Elementary School gave the flag salute.
"Lévi-Straussian structuralism rushed into the ensuing ideological vacuum — except that structuralism, as a detached, abstract science of culture, was itself a kind of vacuum," he writes.
"There's a kind of relentlessness to mephedrone – a detached relentlessness," he says.
First, sympathy does not necessarily require feeling any kind of congruent emotions on part of the observer, a detached recognition or representation that the other is in need or suffers might be sufficient.
If he has been any kind of "baba" to his readers he has only been a detached father more inspired by his own imagination than by his nation.
Furthermore, while the Titian nude retains a detached serenity, pornography arouses the viewer, which is always "an aesthetic defect, a "fall" into another kind of interest than that which has beauty as its target" (2009: 160).
The Bergmans like books, but in a detached and unsentimental way, as if books came not from writers but from publishers, with writer's names attached as a kind of second thought, to the products being offered.
There is a detached three-car garage.
