Sentence examples for feel aloof from from inspiring English sources

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.

As a spiritual person, I have felt aloof from the Occupy Wall Street movement.

So-called covert fashion, designed to evade surveillance, has become a niche field, and its products can feel both hysterical and cold, conceptually aloof from the physicality of the body they are meant to protect.

Feeling unique allows organisations to stand aloof from others, because the way each does marketing, press or programming is judged to be uniquely effective.

Welcome to Naypyidaw, the new capital of Myanmar, where the ruling junta can feel safe nestled in a mountain jungle, aloof from the demands for democracy that are popping up elsewhere in the country.

They had come to feel sterile, not only as pure form but also in a social sense, for they stood aloof from the life of the city around them.

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

Mr Kibaki will find it hard now to remain aloof from the process.

The thumb and index finger DO NOT have to be held aloof from the gun.

Unlike the many political grandees who hold themselves aloof from lesser mortals, Mr Chirac has that Clintonesque knack of making everyone he meets feel important.But to what effect?

There is the feeling that they are staring only at us, so we are keeping aloof from the society and church.