Sentence examples for detached reports from inspiring English sources

The Gospels are not detached reports but were written to serve the religious needs of the early Christian communities.

But this melodramatic approach became more pronounced as the postelection saga dragged on and the television chatter became more detached from reported facts.

Detached from a report or document in the Congressional series, no. 3. Includes 7-line note on lead, coal and iron resources.

Individuals with an anxious attachment style (AXS) tend to perceive others as unresponsive or inconsistent, worry about being rejected, and show heightened vigilance to signs of support or hostility; whereas individuals with an avoidant attachment style (AVS) prefer being distant and detached from others, report no need for close relationships, and tend to distrust affective signals from others.

"Braden & Burford Steam Lith., Inda". Detached from: Fifth annual report of the Geological Survey of Indiana / E.T. Cox.

UN ambassador Danny Danon accused the body of being "detached from reality" in comments reported by the Jerusalem Post.

"Street corners look like theatre stages, detached from one another," the report notes.

"Street corners look like theater stages, detached from one another," the report notes.

On 9 October, she was detached from TransRon 16 and reported to CinCPac for assignment.

Detached leaf drying assay was reported to be an easy assay for testing large numbers of plants for their dehydration stress avoidance [ 60].

FCHVs report that cards sometimes become detached from the key ring that binds them and are lost.