Sentence examples for detached observers from inspiring English sources

The media are not detached observers but an integral part of the process.

The report's authors argue that this could be due to the increasing influence of data that reveals audience "likes" and the growing power of PR. 5. How important is it that journalists should be detached observers?

Mr Budiman sees the AKA as an alliance between opponents of democratic change: these include members of Golkar, the ruling party under Mr Suharto, and some of the more radical Muslim groups.More detached observers broadly agree with this analysis.

Drew and Leacock, as well as the other filmmakers involved in the process (including D. A. Pennebaker and Albert Maysles), weren't detached observers; they were, inherently, a part of the unified field of action, and were intellectually, emotionally, and morally engaged in the events they were filming.

Detached observers felt that Kierkegaard — who had dared The Corsair to single him out — overreacted, compulsively talking of little else: a letter to Hans Christian Andersen reported that "the poor victim is not enough of a philosopher to ignore this annoyance, but is preoccupied with it day and night and talks about it with everyone".

Detached observers may see American democracy as increasingly locked in a 50-50 stalemate, in which Democrats dominate urban areas and enjoy a slight majority among the overall population, while Republicans have the edge among those citizens (notably older, whiter and richer folk) who reliably vote.

On a holiday cruise for heterosexual cross-dressers, she is both confidante and coolly detached observer.

Her position as both insider and detached observer allowed her a unique, sometimes satirical perspective when describing Indian family life, India's struggle to adapt to a new social mobility, and the clash between Eastern and Western ideals.

We pride ourselves on our aesthetic pluralism, on the peace that reigns after the paper wars of decades past between serialists and symphonists, Romantics and modernists, Minimalists and maximalists, politically engaged composers and detached, ironic observers.

It seems obvious now, he says, but "a few years ago people would ignore the social implications of computing .All of this means business anthropologists are no longer detached, pith-helmeted observers, but are getting involved in shaping corporate strategy.

Astor's grandson David takes over as editor, detaching the Observer from its conservative tradition to become a non-party newspaper.