Sentence examples for feel detached from inspiring English sources

"They do feel detached from the process.

She gives him something not to feel detached about, but she's a whirlwind of trouble.

I feel detached and am physically wavering, until eventually I can watch no more.

Rage rose under my skin, making me feel detached and bloodless, suspended in air; I could not sense the ground under my feet as I climbed out.

It's easier when shootings are in different parts of the country to feel detached, but this hits close to home, as a Latina, as a queer woman, and especially as a friend to all the people who knew Luis [Vielma] and are mourning his death.

They'll feel detached, lose interest in things that once gave them pleasure, and even may stop engaging with you, his friends, or at work.

Feeling detached from and unable to relate to the early 1980s mainstream gay culture, Morrissey wrote "This Charming Man" to evoke an older, more coded and self-aware underground scene.

For the first time in my life I felt detached--detached from my family, detached from my traditional upbringing, detached from history.

On Sunday, he went further in his criticisms of the Treasury and No 10, saying longstanding disputes over welfare had led him to feel "isolated" and "semi-detached".

"I felt isolated and semi-detached," the princess said appealingly.

You feel so detached and spacey".