Sentence examples for authorial detachment from inspiring English sources

This autobiographical smudge proves fatal, in the end, to both authorial detachment and imaginative exploration.

At moments like this, the authorial detachment he cultivates with such magisterial elegance seems evasive.

At other times, the sudden shift from a character's personal tragedy to authorial detachment seems jarring, even merciless.

Shifting back and forth in time and from Europe to North Africa, the play alternates between openness and an authorial detachment.

Allen preserves a kind of authorial detachment from the actors; he stands apart from them, watching, judging, mulling, and then, like a novelist scrapping and recasting a chapter, he has been known to dismiss an actor and reshoot the scene.

That apparent detachment from an authorial point of view was one of the distinguishing characteristics of his fiction.

It's more than likely that we'll never know what she made of that judgment, because Brookner's authorial persona is one of restraint and detachment; none the less, "anguished" might have been expressly designed to irritate.

Malicious detachment.

Is it authorial playfulness?

Marketing phenomenon, authorial manifestation.

"Fahrenheit 451 as authorial circle jerk?