Sentence examples for aloof that from inspiring English sources

If, for instance, an inner group moved towards tax or social-security harmonisation and wished to discriminate against those that held aloof, that should not be allowed.

Only one possibility, Eva ruminates, could be worse than living with his mother, "cold, suspicious, resentful, accusatory, and aloof": that would be living with the father he had managed so completely to deceive for 15 years - "Getting stuck with Dad the Dupe".

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"He understands that the public see him as privileged, aloof, that they don't like him as a person," says Ganesh.

MPs grumble that his office is aloof, that it does not reward those who stand up for him wholeheartedly so few do.

I want them to feel that this is a company that is not aloof, that this is a company that cares about their success.

She's compelling throughout, and has a diffident, aloof sexiness that makes the record intriguing and accessible".

Under Ross, The New Yorker maintained an aloof attitude that gave ordinary people something to aspire to.

"There's a real disconnect," he says, "a widespread feeling that politicians come from a remote, aloof class that won't ever understand working people's problems, or change anything.

She carries so much swagger and aloof charisma that conspiracy theories abound that Harry Styles's entire wardrobe – nay, personality – was created in homage to her.

So if Abramson was absent or aloof during that period of time, sure, that's on her.