Sentence examples for emotionally remote from inspiring English sources

In the earthly scenes, they sometimes seemed emotionally remote.

Too old, too caught up with their exes, too geographically – or emotionally – remote.

But he doesn't seem like himself; he's emotionally remote, and Lena can't get a story out of him.

He can make a respectable speech on a Normandy beach, but he's probably the first U.S. president for whom the Allied landing is emotionally remote.

In Henry Seine, Masiel gives us a man who's haunted (almost literally) by ghosts -- those of his dead shipmates, his lost wife, his emotionally remote father.

While the globe is formally gratifying, the terrible subject matter, abstracted into the neutralized language of modern cartography, remains visually and emotionally remote.

He seems quite emotionally detached – remote even.

The public responds emotionally to remote but terrifying threats, and this leads us to make choices about security that are not always rational.

Obsessed with his work and his literary status, the solipsistic David has been a remote, emotionally guarded father.

One has to wonder how Abraham Lincoln, another remote, emotionally austere candidate, would have fared on your editorial page.

Mothers in particular are portrayed by turns as icily remote and emotionally hollow.