Sentence examples for distanced view from inspiring English sources

The distanced view, the unpopulated vacancy and the repressed color evoke a state for which a therapist might recommend Prozac.

You might say, then, that "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" offered a distanced view of its era from the day it was made.

Unlike Michael Moore's documentary "Bowling for Columbine," which was suffused with an angry man's frustration and passion -- he demanded that we absorb, and act on what he had concluded -- the distanced view of "Elephant" is deceptively calming.

It is typical of Mr. Monk's distanced view of his subject that he writes this, in conclusion, about Oppenheimer's wife and two children: "Oppenheimer loved Kitty, Toni and Peter, but he was never able to be the reliably affectionate husband or father they needed him to be.

Howe keeps a distanced view and writes with a light, self-effacing touch, describing his frustration with customers who refuse to accept any changes in the coffee, the prices or where the bran muffins and Bud Light are shelved, or his feeling of being trapped in the "scruffy milieu of lottery tickets, wine coolers and penny candy".

For the most part Mr. Le steered clear of that, offering instead a distanced view of a cultural history that he had been born into, but, as an immigrant living away from it, had absorbed secondhand and primarily from an American perspective.

By Paul Roche The New Yorker, April 29 , 1961P. 34 By itself and from a distance, View Article By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Political agendas back home are shifting in ways that are likely to change the long-distance view of this country.

By Paul Roche The New Yorker, April 29 , 1961P. 34 By itself and from a distance, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

The Coalition would prefer we stayed focused on the comfortable middle distance view – that this is a fairer budget than last year with a better chance of passing the Senate.

Regulations to safeguard long-distance views come in the form of the London View Management Framework.