Sentence examples for detached view from inspiring English sources

Ann Schaumburger takes a more detached view in studies of classical vases that play trompe l'oeil with figure and ground.

He has a very clear, detached view of the world, and he is a world-class listener.

I must look a bit shocked because he concedes that last statement is more of a "detached view of things.

Alderson, who has been able to keep a detached view of the team, emphasized the need for victories in the near term.

Such opinions tended inevitably to be offered by those who took a detached view of the market rather than by those who had suffered its cruelty.

But in his tent, Mr. Giri's message to those who had little appetite for abandoning their family was to take a somewhat more detached view of loved ones.

The capacity for grief, the flipside of love, consoles me as much as the detached long view of aftermath.

Although I admire the movie's refusal to embrace the psychological realism that is the core of most grown-up movies, I'm not sure that I buy its detached, microscopic view of human lives as stem cells attaching and replicating.

LOVETT I, likewise, admire Robert's ability to be objective from a detached point of view.

Living with such architecture would encourage anyone to take a detached and overarching view of the deliriums of day-to-day politics.

Now I am no less passionately engaged, nevertheless I think I have come out of this experience with a more detached point of view".