Sentence examples for aloof approach from inspiring English sources

But other critics call his aloof approach sterile.

Obama, in contrast with the seemingly aloof approach he has adopted in the past towards Congress, has been lobbying aggressively in favour of ratification.

Now the bishop himself is a cardinal, and he is taking a more aloof approach than his predecessor as he confronts his first strike as archbishop of New York.

Obama cannot afford to exhibit an aloof approach to the regimes in the Middle East, but he must tread carefully and not fall into the trap of painting the entire region with the same Egyptian brush.

Dating back to his days at Citicorp, Mr. Reed, an M.I.T. graduate with an aloof, professorial approach, has kept his distance from Wall Street.

During those years, when American philosophy was dominated by an aloof, ivory-tower approach, Professor Smith argued for a more democratic stance: the search for truth, he argued, was an inherently social, communitarian enterprise.

To the extent he was, he was the antithesis of her cool, aloof, rather aristocratic approach: a man of the people, a trader's son, naturally humble, a gregarious enjoyer of sausages, fried eels and Champions League football; and a complete non-compromiser.Unbendingly, he refused to play the army's game.

To further decentre the war from his narrative, he takes us on a tour that includes places apparently aloof from the approaching carnage.

There is a steely, aloof quality to his approach.

The charge that his approach was aloof, impractical and deaf to realities of wealth and power did not shake him.

He appears to have already won over the Panthers with a more personable approach than the aloof George Seifert, who coached the team for the last three years.