Sentence examples for detachment from living from inspiring English sources
It is a fallacy to think that the purity of spiritual leaders is synonymous with their detachment from living and from life in general.
These surfaces can control the attachment and detachment of living cells with temperature changes from 37 to 32 °C.
Regulating the detachment of adhered living cells from a surface is a key technological requirement to obtain specific cells in the field of cellular engineering.
Johnny approaches his work with a wry, somewhat bewildered detachment while living with a numbing frivolity.
I've nurtured a true, blissful detachment from material things by living with less than 50kg of belongings for over three years now, and I'm living well on about $40 a day in the countries where I travel.
Unfortunately, their detachment from their own lives, which is what Ms. Kazama clearly wishes to explore, generates only a muffled pathos.
Build a deeper sense of detachment from the experience.
He said: "There seems to be a detachment from ordinary people's lives in the Westminster village.
"There seems to be a detachment from ordinary people's lives in the Westminster Village," he told the Evening Standard.
"There seems to be a detachment from ordinary people's lives in the Westminster Village," Mr Barnes told the Evening Standard.
Australia has been living in "blissful detachment" from its debt problems for the past six years and may be about to face sharp spending cuts, according to Tony Abbott's top business adviser.
