Sentence examples for detached world from inspiring English sources

I don't live in some detached world as a politician where I come to Westminster and then go away and speak anecdotally occasionally.

They have the potential to streamline your research, increase your productivity, energize your classroom and, if anything, add a bit of zest to the often dry detached world of bioinformatics.

The same applies to the other 30 or so known "detached" worlds, which have similarly weird orbits out of Neptune's reach.

(Male, Year 4, 2012) This theme was interpreted within two categories: Where it all happens and Detached worlds.

That film is historical but (only seemingly) detached from world events, while actually dramatizing the great liberations in morality of the nineteen-sixties.

But this is just evidence of the extent to which many academics and their unions live in a world dangerously detached from reality.

The world wasn't shy about telling us how they felt - they saw Americans as detached from the world, uneducated about the world and then of course all the adjectives we've come to know all too well, especially since 9/11: that we're arrogant, ignorant, and lacking in social graces.

"But the most important thing for us is to detach the World Cup or the Confederations Cup from these problems.

This is a metaphor for all of his music so this is an individual that has become detached from the world and simply wants to live in the world of music.

The whole thing bespeaks a man detached from the real world concerns of real people.

Some of his poems comment on the ways capitalism has created a paranoid public in which we live in a flood of images detached from our world and ourselves.