Sentence examples for a detachment from from inspiring English sources

He said: "There seems to be a detachment from ordinary people's lives in the Westminster village.

A detachment from Fort Bragg carried Marc's casket to a bier under a canopy.

This is a detachment from electoral reality at least on the level of Ron Paul.

Stacey Corn of Fort Polk, La., rolled in with a detachment from Troop E, Second Squadron, Second Armored Cavalry Regiment.

Near Island Mound, a detachment from the First Kansas seized and fortified the house of the guerrilla leader John Toothman.

"There seems to be a detachment from ordinary people's lives in the Westminster Village," he told the Evening Standard.

Gradually, friends and acquaintances say, there came a detachment from the waking world — a strangeness that made others uncomfortable.

"There seems to be a detachment from ordinary people's lives in the Westminster Village," Mr Barnes told the Evening Standard.

What drove these men was deracination: a detachment from one culture, and a failure to attach or understand another.

They are the advance guard, about 90 men, of a detachment from the Russian Ministry of Emergencies, an agency that usually deals with earthquakes or floods.

A Lieutenant Burke led a detachment out from Fort Montagu to investigate the rebel activity.