Sentence examples for certain detachment from from inspiring English sources

If Ms. Hellman managed a certain detachment from the Fourth, others are slightly more tickled.

But there should be a certain detachment from the writer's own passions.

Turrell seems ambivalent about fame and publicity, acknowledging a certain detachment from the art world.

I think it does take a certain detachment from your own preferences and assumptions to be a good reporter.

By the time it was published, I felt a certain detachment from it, and it had a life of its own.

I tried to cultivate a certain detachment from it, knowing there would be things where I would want to say 'No, no, don't do that!' but also recognising I would be the last person with helpful advice".

It set Montaigne apart, she notes, and gave him an independent mind but instilled a certain detachment and skepticism that cut him off from more conventional ambitions.

"Guffman" and "Best in Show" were devoted to subcultures from which the audience could feel a certain detachment, even (whether or not this was Mr. Guest's intention) to the point of superiority.

The distance from the monolithic Jacob K Javits Center afforded a certain detachment – an icy remove that may well elude these brands out on the world's streets and highways.

I have a certain detachment.

Coogan displays a certain detachment when he's not performing, a kind of polite vagueness.