Sentence examples for detached efforts from inspiring English sources

The book ends up stranded between Brockes's memories of her mother and her more detached efforts to report on her mother's life.

Reward and pleasure become numbed when they become detached from effort or a sense of achievement.

Britain remains fastidiously detached from both efforts, as if the problem did not concern us.

Federal prosecutors charge that Blackwater shipped the weapons overseas with the barrels detached in an effort to avoid export regulations.

Jeb Bush, in his annual year-end interview with Florida Statehouse reporters this week, again portrayed himself as mostly detached from the effort that got his brother to the White House.

The White House is eager to avoid the mistakes made by President George W. Bush, who was seen as too detached from floundering rescue efforts after the much more dire Hurricane Katrina.

As they resume peace talks that have been moribund since 2010, Mr. Kerry and other Obama administration officials are seeking to counter the widely held perception in the Middle East that President Obama has been detached from the peacemaking effort and that this recent initiative is largely due to the efforts of his secretary of state.

You understand to detach from useless efforts.

Further, some of its content efforts seem oddly detached from addressing those potential new buyers; its latest stunt was to get the Pope to bless a bunch of Harley riders in Rome.

Despite the family's efforts, the city girl remains detached behind her camera, saying, "It's the only way I can make the world my own".

While I had developed some novel surgical techniques during my career, being detached from the emotions associated with those efforts left me vulnerable and empty.