I make a pillow from the detached base of the bag and lie back.
LOVETT I, likewise, admire Robert's ability to be objective from a detached point of view.
Now I am no less passionately engaged, nevertheless I think I have come out of this experience with a more detached point of view".
"The Dream of the Celt" was so arduously researched that it reads almost entirely like nonfiction, with dialogue stilted by exposition and a detached point of view that keeps Casement's tumultuous inner life at an oddly chilly remove.
Mr J. H. Thomas said that the speech of Lord Hugh Cecil, delivered from a detached point of view, was the one contribution which had been made to the problem this afternoon.
Like Greg, a middle-of-the-packer who keenly observes his peers' social parade, "I had a detached point of view, even as a kid," said Mr. Kinney, 37, in a telephone interview from his home in southern Massachusetts.
In other words, even as Mr. Mungiu maintains a detached, objective point of view, allowing the details of the story to speak for themselves, he also allows you to glimpse the complex and volatile inner lives of his characters.
"We need to merge a detached, academic point of view and an applied point of view and explain how to solve those problems in a way that saves time, saves money, and helps the kid," Kupchik says.
Living with such architecture would encourage anyone to take a detached and overarching view of the deliriums of day-to-day politics.
One of the film's strengths is its detached, even-handed view of someone whose turbulence and fits of rage are ultimately inexplicable, as is often the case in real life.
The capacity for grief, the flipside of love, consoles me as much as the detached long view of aftermath.
