The phrase "detached person" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes someone who is emotionally or physically distant or disconnected from a situation or other people. Example: Despite being in a room full of people, she always felt like a detached person, observing everything from a distance.
The detached person believes that, if he asks nothing of the world, the world will ask nothing of him.
He was a very detached person and that's how it worked for him.
That whole debate in Seoul must have struck any sensible and detached person as a dialogue of the deaf.
I believe him, but it's hard to imagine a less cold or emotionally detached person than Duncan Boak.
"Dancer," "A Detached Person" and the subtly desperate cast-aluminum "On One Knee" — a figure that seems to be pleading — are all credible elaborations on Giacometti's "Woman With Her Throat Cut" of 1932.
Calder acknowledges this unusual structure with the title of a seated nude made from five separate pieces, "A Detached Person (Seated Woman)." It is hard to know if the frequent figurative distortions or abbreviations are a matter of balance or aesthetics, but a precarious, lurching body language results, along with distinctive spatial effects.
It's a visualization technique used by psychotherapists to detach a person from their emotions, which allows you to process an experience objectively and rationally.
I think you have to be able to detach the person from the body, and I don't know that I'm quite there yet.
This is a scaled down version of his original idea, which featured a cube of giant mechanical flywheels by winding up them you create a kind of stasis in the centre that resists all forces and detaches the person from their place in space-time.
They cannot be detached from one person and transferred to another.
"It keeps you from getting detached from the person you left behind.
