Sentence examples for emotionally detached language from inspiring English sources

"He sometimes wondered whether he could remember details about emergencies more vividly than anecdotes from college or childhood," we're told, and at points the book, in both its emotionally detached language and its focus, does read like one of Rich's essayistic forays, and not a novel about a flesh-and-blood character with affective responses besides fear.

He seems quite emotionally detached – remote even.

Even some laudatory movies show scientists as somewhat emotionally detached.

They were a generation of men strong and powerful but emotionally detached.

The younger killers are less emotionally detached and more susceptible to peer influence, experts said.

Her parents were emotionally detached, and she often got handed off to relatives to take care of her.

When awake, he can barely concentrate, twitches with anxiety and feels emotionally detached from everything and everybody.

Instead, the therapist blamed them for their son's femininity, saying Moriko was emotionally detached and her husband too absent.

More often, though, the reading seemed emotionally detached, exactly the opposite of what this extraordinary score demands.

I believe him, but it's hard to imagine a less cold or emotionally detached person than Duncan Boak.

But a friend pointed out the distance between the detached language and Hammet's personal vibe.