Sentence examples similar to detached attitudes from inspiring English sources

According to Strawson, our status as morally responsible agents is grounded in the non-detached attitudes and emotions that are (in part) constitutive of ordinary interpersonal relationships.

It enters everywhere!") — I see Calle observing me in the reflected glass of the photos, faintly curious but mostly detached, unwilling to appear overtly receptive, her attitude very much a ça m'est egal affair.

Some nurses, however, feel detached from the guidelines, which represents their passive attitudes and limited interest.

Incidental learning about the details of interior spaces therefore depended on the attitude of the person, engaged or detached, which fit with a room of similar affective tone, warm or cool, respectively.

While it is important to be compassionate, it is also important to be detached and to let go of this person's attitudes, issues and problems.

These detached types try to isolate themselves and adopt an onlooker's attitude toward life.

Compared with his attitude toward the unfolding Buddhist crisis in Saigon that same month, "The President seemed more detached about the events in Birmingham," Reeves wrote.

Detached, detached.

Each is oddly detached.

He detached mentally.

It seems detached, wrong.