Sentence examples for a detached manner from inspiring English sources

His last film, Simon Killer, saw Campos take the opposite approach, by probing the darkest recesses of a troubled mind in a detached manner that was discomfiting.

His other writings include A Catalogue of the Bishops of England (1601; Latin translation, by Godwin, De Praesulibus Angliae, 1616, 1743), containing thumbnail character studies, and Rerum Anglicarum, Henrico VIII, Edwardo VI, et Maria regnantibus (1616; Eng. trans. 1630), chronicling the English Reformation in a detached manner for one with decidedly Puritan leanings.

Problems are addressed impersonally, in a detached manner, while mysteries demand participation, involvement.

Not everyone has the social luxury of examining these intimate matters in a detached manner.

The Acceptance component of ACT involves exercises to help the person recognise the futility of trying to directly suppress and control such experiences, combined with teaching skills in mindful observation of experiences in a detached manner without attempting to change or judge them.

Just smile in a detached manner and let him keep at it.

It's a poignant set-up, but developed in a curiously detached manner: Teresa, and the men she encounters, are observed in all their naked vulnerability, and it's hard to see what Seidl makes of the sex tourism trade.

However, participants spoke about help-seeking in a very detached manner, such that they believed it was a good thing for others, but was not necessarily something they implemented into their own lives: "I think it depends on the person…I would try and [deal with problems] myself" (Allen).

Born of frustration, that energy now defines his style, which offers up an edgy, visceral atmosphere rather than observing in a cool, detached manner.

Mr. Toyoda, with a translator to his right and the company's chief operating officer for North America, Yoshimi Inaba, on his left, spoke in a calm, detached manner.

Look at the diapers in a more detached manner.