Sentence examples for detached yet from inspiring English sources
Both Ms. Michelson, 36, and Mr. Gutierrez, 29, embody that approach with wonderfully detached yet forceful performance styles.
From 2004: A behind-the-scenes look back at the man himself — detached yet accessible, astute and prophetic, colorful and complex.
It is colloquial in tempo yet nerdy in content, divinely detached yet intimately casual in tone, impossibly learned and improvisational at the same time.
The story ends with a droll, detached, yet not unsympathetic observation by the omniscient narrator: "Like many romantics, they habitually contrived with fate by remembering the names of restaurants and the streets they had once walked along as lovers.
The most interesting characters also receive the most satisfying performances - Nathan Berg is contained and slightly mysterious as Alidoro and Simone Alberghini's Dandini is detached yet controlling, but then with this particular prince he doesn't have much competition.
It's the basis for his display of an actually detached yet artificially engaged virtuosity, with a camera technique that sometimes chops a fight up into short, indistinct images and sometimes lets the camera gyrate wildly as a fight unfolds with continuous action.
A common example for this applies to relationships, but can be seen in other life habits, too: You know you are frequently arguing and getting into fights, or you know your partner is detaching, yet you are hopeful that they may still change and like you back.
Canny, sceptical, sympathetic: might Enobarbus, the humorously detached and yet emotionally entangled friend of Cleopatra's Antony come closest to him, Mr Bate wonders?
This is the optimal time point for this assay as DNA fragmentation ismaximal yet apoptotic myoblasts have not yet detached from the plate [ 7].
The resulting narrative is stunningly natural yet detached, like a primordial mock documentary.
"Acting is where I had that liberating feeling of being on the edge of some higher awareness, involved yet detached.
