Sentence examples for detachment of doctors from inspiring English sources

It's all here: blood, death, sex, mistakes and the brutal detachment of doctors.

It can require the fearlessness of a reporter in a war zone and the solicitous detachment of a doctor doing rounds, though Mr. Vergara doesn't claim these qualities.

After some tests the doctors found a minor detachment of the posterior cubital tunnel of his right wrist.

What sort of doctors?

Perhaps this is a function of the detachment of observation and, specifically, a medical manifestation of it: a doctor must be the most attentive observer, but also, ultimately, a judge as well.

The local Boy Scouts lent a detachment of Scouts to help.

They include a small detachment of special forces.

The Red Detachment of Women.

When deployed, the detachment of Nos.

That's like the apathy and detachment of depression.

Detachment of the tubes from the substrate drastically increases PL.