Sentence examples for detached responses from inspiring English sources

Richard Knights, Liverpool Soldier poets An essential sequel to Carol Ann Duffy's selection of poetry articulating our detached responses to war ("Exit wounds", 25 July) is the work of today's soldier poets.

It seemed a very detached response, a reminder that Phelps is very much still 19.

In the case of the brutal "Woman with Her Throat Cut," a detached response is impossible.

The speech, the "did she or didn't she" about her moist eyes, and Mrs. Clinton's detached response to the query would probably not have happened just a few weeks ago.

The Bushies have always had a detached response to the human cost of their policies - be it the unwillingness to attend military funerals, the head-in-the-sand treatment of injured veterans, or the fly-over handling of Katrina's aftermath.

Cultivate a detached reaction to scary things.

For three months, Mr. Obama was tested in a way he had not been before, his seemingly detached initial response to the crisis evolving into a tougher approach to face down a multinational corporation.

These detached resonance response curves seem to be a weakness of the NTMD when used as a passive device, because they essentially restore a main resonance peak.

Furthermore, the PEG surface layer was detached in response to the tumor acidic microenvironment to facilitate cellular uptake, and the siRNA was rapidly released within tumor cells due to the hydrophobic PLGA layer.

A rookie detective on his first homicide case, Bayliss has difficulty informing the family, while the veteran Pembleton (Andre Braugher) remains detached from his emotional response.

MYBBP1A plays an important role in p53 activation in response to detached condition to induce anoikis.