Sentence examples for detached meaning from inspiring English sources
Stay detached, meaning that you can remain considerate of the thoughtless person without trying to rescue, trump or oust them.
Each sūrah, apart from the ninth, is preceded by the so-called basmalah, the formulaic invocation "In the name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate". Many sūrahs (e.g., the second) are opened by detached Arabic letters, the meaning of which has not yet been satisfactorily explained.
For instance, the "uncreative writing" promoted by late postmodernist poets lacks any affect at all because it merely bulk-appropriates an existing text not written by the uncreative "author"; the detached critique of language and meaning it offers is performed by its very detachment from affect.
About one-fourth of the surahs are also preceded by the fawātiḥ; these are detached letters, the function and meaning of which have not yet been satisfactorily determined.
What is important to the writer (his mom, dad, siblings, pets) often holds zero meaning for the detached reader.
He always swears that even the bricks and mortar of our little semi-detached house seemed to take on new meaning.
Meaning Turkey's web could effectively become as inaccessible and detached from reality as the internet in countries like Saudi Arabia and North Korea, where authoritarian rule hugely limits freedom of expression. .
Economists remain detached.
The Chinese remain detached.
(Xu Ping's neighbor deftly detached it).
"She was so detached," Renetta said.
