Sentence examples for detached of from inspiring English sources

Even the most austerely detached of historians cannot wholly avoid ethical judgement.

He mistakes the mariner for a hobo, tosses him a coin and returns to "a world detached of consequence".

Honestly, it may difficult to watch these films detached of the emotions of his passing, yet there's something comforting in the knowledge that he's left us with a kind of cinematic gift to remember his incredible contribution to the industry over the years.

Here, Beyoncé declares her influence, power, and achievement ("I just might be black Bill Gates in the making"), do not come to her at the cost of her own cultural identity ("I got hot sauce in my bag, swag"); that she's far from detached of the realities of the modern black experience, political consciousness included.

Eventually, sterile microscalpel was used for removing some small craquelure detached of the paint film as consequence of the microbial action (see Fig. 1).

Most of the traditional barriers founders face will be eradicated as most tech solutions will be detached of local infrastructure and local non-market environments  —  think of local currencies, for example.

Cool, detached, matter-of-fact, this passage is on the high road to realism, to Stendhal's Fabrice at Waterloo and Tolstoy's Andrey at Austerlitz.

Her version of Nick, the seemingly detached narrator of F Scott Fitzgerald's most famous novel, is a rather rootless figure.

"The Perfect Kiss piece with flashing squares and scenes of New York had slightly detached photography of urban landscapes with flashing lines with bold colors.

In total, 28,301 secondary colonizers emerged from 478 detached branches of S. purpurea in three consecutive years of study.

Aided by Robert Greene's abrupt editing, the movie's images suggest sharp-edged, glitteringly detached shards of perception.