Sentence examples for deliberately detached from inspiring English sources
Webb's project is deliberately detached from society and urban life, but its playfulness and its paean to the mundane redeem it from mere retrograde rebellion.
While he may disparage his critics as "incredibly stupid, mean, venomous," Pelevin has deliberately detached himself from the Russian literary mainstream, refusing to attend parties, readings or conferences.
Against this backdrop, Hollande – a consensus-builder who once taught economics and comes from the pro-European middle ground of the socialist camp – has presented a programme that is deliberately detached from old left traditions.
Machine-learning systems, where the core of the system is deliberately detached from the reality, are called black-box approaches, and they underline the irrelevance of the deduction process.
Halstead's force was not unified, with Pegasus and Sylph far ahead of Phoenix and Leopard, and the British commander decided to deliberately detach his forces, the faster Pegasus and Sylph pursuing the brigs under Donnelly's command and Halstead's rear force attacking the frigate Argo.
It strikes me as a deliberately mystifying artifact, intellectually detached and emotionally accessible at once.
The underetching was deliberately stopped after only fingers are detached in the fast etching <100> direction.
True flake tools derived from an advanced technique practiced more than 2,000,000 years later that sought the flake and discarded the core from which it had been detached; flake tools were made deliberately to serve a certain function and were not the casual spin-off of another operation.
While the Moroccan state has decided to instrumentalize and inflate sub-Saharan migration for its African and European diplomacy, the Tunisian state has deliberately ignored Libyan immigration to escape its politicization - in both cases a political decision detached from the actual size of the phenomenon.
