Sentence examples for a detachment from the from inspiring English sources

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

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

In wartime four years later, Lt. Reed volunteered to lead a detachment from the USS Birmingham to fight fires on a stricken aircraft carrier at Leyte Gulf.

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.

"There's been a detachment from the people we're here to serve," says Paul McKeever, chairman of the Police Federation, a coppers' union.

Narrative strategy may be to blame -- Eva was a travel writer with her own line of guidebooks, and her fussy locutions ("How I miss getting exercised over bagatelle") point to a detachment from the commonplace that drove her son wild.

A detachment from the Netherlands Indies Civil Administration (NICA) was responsible for civil affairs on Morotai.

The event showed that the museum is suffering from a "detachment from reality" on the Amazon and Bolsonaro's policies toward it, said Natalia Campos, an activist from the New York-based group Defend Democracy in Brazil.

The STTT was initially based around a detachment from 2nd Battalion, The Royal Anglian Regiment, who were replaced in July 2000 by 1st Battalion, The Royal Irish Regiment (1 R IRISH).

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

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