Sentence examples similar to detached version from inspiring English sources

In three songs taken from his 1969 performance at the Isle of Wight festival with The Band, he sounds tired and detached: even the version of that biting countercultural anthem "Like a Rolling Stone" suggests something played by a half-cut cabaret performer.

Mitt Romney is so detached from this version of the American Dream that he honestly thinks the rest of us should be grateful when rich people create jobs.

This in turn suggests that the other two parts of Kant's theory of judgment can be logically detached from the strongest version of his transcendental idealism and defended independently of it.

To install my new version of LED awning light, first, you need to detach the old version piece off.

Detached eddy simulation (DES) versions of the one-equation Menter SAS and the two-equation k − ϵ/k − ω hybrid turbulence models are used.

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

HBO is testing out a version of HBO Go that's detached from the cable subscription model.

Now the audio selections have been detached from the video, rerecorded in studio versions, and supplemented with a second disk of remixes.

Beyoncé's version of the song was mildly detached, almost spacey, but Mr. Ocean brought it back down to earth.

In Baumbach's version of the scene, which is utterly detached from romance, Gerwig runs with an uninhibitedly sunny smile, her pain allayed and her joy unfettered.

When completed, there are two versions of the leaf: the complete leaf (with detached petiole) and the leaf with its teeth detached.