Sentence examples for conveying detachment from inspiring English sources
He cites Harrison's electric guitar solo as serving the track well, capturing its mood by conveying detachment.
Both have the partially closed eyes, cast-down countenance and calm expression of priestly Zen portraiture, meant to convey the detachment from worldly concerns that is a Zen ideal.
Mr. Hirsch is an actor of probing intelligence, and presumably he is trying to convey the detachment of a man who has buried his real identity, as he reveals in the second act.
Amid the fizz, Petty was a chill figure who, despite wearing sunglasses indoors, conveyed both bemused detachment and happy-to-be-there appreciation.
Perhaps for that reason they have an air of tact and balance, of passionate detachment, conveyed by a near-abstract play of geometric forms: the dour brick walls of the old New England mills take on the texture of ornamental filigree.
The musical elements associated with the Rhinemaidens in this scene are new; Holman describes them as alluding to the maidens' seductive nature, as well as conveying a sense of nostalgia and detachment, as the drama approaches its conclusion.
High angles often convey a feeling of detachment, while low angles emphasize the power of the image, and the powerlessness of the viewer.
Josie Lawrence conveys the sadness that underlies the professional detachment of the psychologist.
Like Shakespeare's plays, "The Canterbury Tales" convey a strong impression of the author's detachment from his own creation.
