Sentence examples for are very detached from inspiring English sources
I feel people are very detached from politicians.
"The English are very detached from it.
"My parents were very detached from their families and very pained by them".
"We're very detached from the actual concerns that come with the rest of the design pipeline," said Van Dijk.
"When I started in the late 1980s the office was very detached from home, it was a very formal, hierarchical space with cellular offices.
From my conversations with him I got the impression that politics was very detached from the streets, the upcoming elections were of little interest to Ali or any of his family or friends; they were disenfranchised.
Boards of directors can be very active and very good, but they also can be very detached.
The story opens on Wednesday January 6 , 1999when Yuichi arrives in the city and is very detached from it and its inhabitants.
"My inspiration comes from memory," says Feng of his second collaboration with the firm, who also notes "it's not the case that art only belongs in the museum and that design is very detached from life".
According to Martina Vultaggio, member of 'We Want Sex' (the committee behind the sit-in protest held in front of the base on July 22 , 2014, Italy is facing "un-integrated foreigners", in the sense that "life [for the soldiers] in the bases is very detached from the society they're in".
