Sentence examples for bit detached from inspiring English sources

Still, he says, the whole thing leaves him a bit detached.

Yet I felt a bit detached, as if watching a reënactment of a lost culture.

Finally I typed, "I'm good — everything okay?" Cool, collected, a bit detached.

Last year, I went up and I did my touring show and felt a bit detached from the fringe really.

Up to that point in the program the orchestra, led by the violinist Pinchas Zukerman, played as it often does: as a well-oiled machine, warm of tone but cool of heart, a bit detached.

Opening today in Manhattan, the writer-director Greg Pak's "Robot Stories" -- a fantasy anthology that details the ways robots have complicated human lives -- has a dexterous sense of wonder that nonetheless leaves the film feeling a bit detached.

The book was amazing from the start to end, but a bit detaching in the middle.

The opening felt a bit too detached and the work only exerted its full grip from the first movement's storm sequence onwards.

Carla Jablonski's poised account of Dido was a bit too detached, but the dynamic young baritone John Taylor Ward portraying Aeneas, a witch, and several subsidiary characters threw himself into the proceedings with stylish abandon.

Calling Queen Latifah's decision "highly problematic," Malcolm noted, "It's very different when you start out as an Oprah WInfrey, who started out as a reporter...where it's a little bit more detached.

The soprano Yeree Suh was a bit cool and detached in the three central Improvisations which set Mallarmé sonnets, and in which the threat of instability and extinction is ever present, but her soaring utterance was thrilling in the final Tombeau.