Because 41 detached from Baghdad and detached from economic angst at home, 43 is under extra pressure to attack Iraq while attacking the recession.
So much was (literally) at stake because once detached from its origins in a translation, a sacred text, it was believed, could be misunderstood, and break away from authoritative control.
More withdrawn, detached, because he's constantly under attack.
I was curiously detached because it just was all so glamorous, I suppose, as simple as that.
Only recently I've thought, Maybe that's why I look so detached, because I thought like actually I wasn't there".
The staff must be detached because they need to select the best possible competition line-up, and often riders are left at home.
He said some people became detached because they were afraid that if they gave their hearts to something, they would only be let down.
Most people are not evil fraudsters intent on world domination; good people sometimes do bad things because they feel detached from the impact of their actions.
The shifting loyalties of these "Reagan Democrats" (so called because the Gipper detached them from the Democrats in the 1980s, until the wiles of Bill Clinton wrested some of them back a decade later) have helped to swing American elections for decades.
That story, in Lewis's view, is not a given; it has to be teased out empathetically, because it's detached from a person's public identity; but in Lewis's humane utopia, it would be fused with public identity, would get expressed in the public sphere.
