Sentence examples for detachment about from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Hylla, 35, has adopted a Zen detachment about the results.

There was a certain detachment about him, magnified in the last years by the onset of Alzheimer's.

When Mr. Komissarov placed a children's book about animals before her, she read with a documentarian's detachment about the sloth.

There's a detachment about her performance that makes it very much of its time, blank and sexy like a Godard heroine.

There is every indication that George W. Bush intends to be a forceful president, and we think he has shown a cool detachment about the satirical predictions that he will be a captive of his advisers.

In more reflective moments, Mr. McCain says he tries to maintain a stoic detachment about the prospect of victory or defeat, a habit of mind he says he acquired as Navy pilot and prisoner of war.

This detachment then becomes about -- and maybe comes from -- being mindful about what we do every day.

In the general population, nontraumatic phakic rhegmatogenous retinal detachment occurs in about 5.4 out of 100,000 persons and is among the most frequent causes of blindness in Western countries [ 2].

The II Corps was responsible for some 200 mile of the Hejaz Railway, a strong detachment of about seven battalions was at Ma'an and about eight battalions were deployed between Ma'an and Amman.

That test is designed to provide data about the systems aboard the 747 that control detachment and about the rocket's performance in an atmospheric free-fall.

This ruling is far from the first occurrence of the Supreme Court's elitism, detachment, cluelessness about how average Americans live, and lack of concern about the degree of humiliation to which we are subjected by government officials.