Sentence examples for aloofness from from inspiring English sources

Art is unique among universally esteemed creative fields in its aloofness from a public audience.

The store's complete aloofness from the ublic itserves has given rise to some lampoons.

Ewing's smaller role in the offense had something to do with his aloofness from his teammates.

The writer describes his father's depression and his aloofness from his own family.

That aloofness from the nitty-gritty of planning issues, he said, is now ending.

The Bedouin, to her eyes, moved with a "natural Arab freedom," displaying a "genuine aloofness from the trappings of existence".

His aversion to the media comes not from aloofness, but from a distaste for self-promotion.

and is seen in 147 cities. Marshall Brickman, Cavett's idea man or Creative Consultant, says that Cavett's particular style lies in his disengagement-his honesty, dignity, and aloofness--from surrounding people and events.

The greatest good is freedom i.e., aloofness (kaivalya) from matter.

Waiter Alejandro brought us our wood-fired anchovy pizza with familiar European aloofness (pizza from about £4).

The use of tumblers as wine glasses is a rustic touch too far, and a few of the servers behave in a distracted manner, their aloofness recognizable from other restaurants with crowds at their doors.