Sentence examples for detached nature from inspiring English sources

Tony Schwartz, co-president of the Auto Gallery network in the Los Angeles area, cited not only the detached nature of his marques, but his dealerships' separate senior teams.

Facing an ultimately detached nature, the characters find solace in human solidarity.

Drone warfare is the perfect liberal form of warfare precisely because its detached nature obviates the need to personally confront the ghastly horrors on the ground that drones engender.

"You mean my son is detached by nature," he said.

"I feel like my job is to teach people they don't have to live in New York City feeling detached from nature".

When asked whether Sir David believed Cecil's killing was an example of humans becoming increasingly detached from nature, he replied: "Nobody likes seeing wild animals being killed but it wasn't very significant in terms of trying to save the species of the world.

He was impressed by the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, but felt it was "detached from nature".

I believe the reason for this is because we've become as sad and ridiculous and detached from nature as her characters are.

But they worry that it is too detached from the nature of mental illness, which they conceive of as disorders of brain circuits: though the domains of inquiry themselves are to be identified in psychological terms.

Value became an idea, detached from the intrinsic nature of a thing.

But this popularity was founded principally on such short lyrics as "To a Skylark" or "Mont Blanc," whose descriptions of nature can be more easily detached from politics.