Sentence examples for and distanced from the from inspiring English sources

The lawyer for Anders Behring Breivik, the man suspected of carrying out the attacks in Norway, described his client as "very cold" and distanced from the real world.

Two of these works are performed in London and are interesting in the ways that Millepied is both indebted to – and distanced from – the classic triptych ballet Jewels, choreographed by George Balanchine in 1967.

It has become entirely clear that there is a huge chasm between what the political elite, bereft of ideas or inspiration of any kind, has become increasingly separated and distanced from the public.

There is an abundance of both quantitative and qualitative studies into experiences of inpatient care reporting that families feel marginalised and distanced from the care planning process.

I needed time for myself and distance from the last album, too.

Government is distanced from the people and growing more corrupt.

He resigned his post as a security chief and distanced himself from the top leadership.

That's why they refocused their attention on football and distanced themselves from the Salafists.

That takes time and distance from the events".

Fixed head restraints are rated simply by measuring their height and distance from the back of the head.

A most unglamorous proceeding unfolds, with dry discussions of square footage, traffic visibility and distance from the curb.