Sentence examples for become increasingly detached from inspiring English sources

Over the past couple of centuries we have become increasingly detached from our local rivers.

Technology and communications have seen products diversify, consumer tastes diverge and markets become increasingly detached from geography, as commerce and relationships move online.

As the situation in Argentina has worsened in the last year, economically and politically, critics say that the president has become increasingly detached.

Imagine a vicious circle in which young people become increasingly detached, so politicians pay less and less attention to them, leading in turn to yet deeper disillusionment and disengagement among those aged 18 to 24.

This feeds into faculty research cultures, which have become increasingly detached from public life and the lives of students.

Ashcroft has become increasingly detached from the Conservative party in recent years.

Brooks was impatient with the puck-dumping, clutch-and-grab style of the N.H.L., and his rinkside manner became increasingly detached and cerebral.

Georges de La Tour, a painter who had affinities with the Dutch "Caravaggists" of Utrecht, was active in Lorraine; but although he exploited the Caravaggist system of lighting, his figures became increasingly detached and simplified, leading to an uncomfortable hardness.

As Jackson became increasingly detached from reality there were stories of excessive shopping sprees and rumours that he slept in an oxygen tent, resulting in the moniker "Wacko Jacko".

Zawahiri became increasingly isolated.

This has become increasingly untenable.