Sentence examples for equally aloof from inspiring English sources

The rest of the staff was equally aloof.

Goebel was known as aloof and calculating.

In the book, Mr. West emerged as a driven, brilliant, aloof company man — equally adroit at solving the technical and bureaucratic problems facing the project — who at the same time harbored the free spirit of the self-taught computer wiz that he was.

And just as some attack Miss Suu Kyi for being aloof, she is equally frustrated by the fact that people are so in awe of her that they will not dare argue or debate with her.

Mies's buildings stood aloof as Mies himself stood aloof.

They saw him as insincere and aloof.

And that comes off as aloof.

This name drew a direct comparison between the voluble Mitică and an equally famous character in Romanian literature, the aloof, rational, and god-like protagonist of Mihai Eminescu's poem Luceafărul ("The Morning Star").

Although Austen shows them intrigued by each other, she reverses the convention of "first impressions": "pride" of rank and fortune and "prejudice" against Elizabeth's inferiority of family hold Darcy aloof; while Elizabeth is equally fired both by the "pride" of self-respect and by "prejudice" against Darcy's snobbery.

Yet he seemed equally miscast in Trenton, where allies and adversaries considered him too aloof to fully engage in the daily tussle of governing.

Equally crucial in Jack's passage to manhood is a heartbreaking romance with an aloof society woman.