Sentence examples for distancing which from inspiring English sources

It's a tribute to the novel's propulsive readability and emotional force that this anticlimactic distancing, which might have undermined a lesser work, leaves this one intact.

"Whoso list to hunt" (an adaptation of a sonnet in Italian by Petrarch) is an allegory, but any suggestion of indirection or emotional distancing which that word contains is banished by the sheer pace and passion of the lines.

The "BattleBots" ethos of violence without blood or sweat also fits into a cultural shift toward technological distancing, which became apparent during the Gulf War, a conflict that was conveyed on television as a video game.

Each of these works use neon to effect a certain cold distancing, which characterizes both death and consumption.

As in previous research, we identified only one protective psychological factor, a coping pattern Distancing, which is close to minimising (see footnote c).

The identification of this subscale is also consistent with research showing that distancing, which includes acceptance of a stressor [ 38], is associated with less premenstrual symptom severity [ 37].

"They sort of smile from a distance, which is nice".

He looks at people from a certain distance, which is a Brechtian idea".

The distances which women are being allowed to run in international competitions are being lengthened.

Mr. Schonberg kept his distance, which in one case was probably just as well.

It connotes reserve and distance, which makes the intimate content stand out all the more.