Sentence examples for feel aloof from inspiring English sources

Thomas J. Campanella, who is an urbanist and a licensed pilot, praises the images' "sublime and breathtaking beauty" and laments their dangerous capacity to make planners feel aloof and omnipotent.

The Socotris, whose sultan was deposed by the Marxists of South Yemen and later found themselves ruled from even-more-distant Sana'a, feel aloof from Yemen's troubles.

I can't help but feel the aloof, anarchic essence of a rock gig is compromised when you're expected to deliver a slick storyline with a beginning, middle and end.

"Going about your business" in a rush will make other people at the job feel like you are aloof, too busy for them, or just not interested in them.

These cars are rockets, but they also feel a bit aloof and robotized.

Some reporters feel he is aloof at best, a jerk at worst; they write it, the public believes it, but who really knows?

He had been aloof, felt unappreciated and pouted during his rehab.

FASHION'S CHILDREN At first you may feel judged by the seemingly aloof, perfectly draped young employees, but they end up being friendly, their shy exteriors easy to crack.

Perhaps your partner is just sort of arrogant and aloof, hard to feel close to.

Whether they feel disenfranchised, apathetic or are aloof, their inaction comes at a great cost to our supposedly participatory democracy.

Being emotionally aloof allows me to feel less vulnerable, therefore stronger.