Sentence examples for feel distanced from from inspiring English sources

14 Patients from deprived areas, such as in our study, often feel distanced from professional notions of participation and shared decision making, particularly when ill and feeling least competent.

"I don't feel distanced from them," he says.

Edwards knows how quickly a player who is not on the field can feel distanced from the team.

"It's very easy to feel distanced from the small poorly person lying in a plastic box, attached to all those monitors with lines going into every available vein," Kathryn says.

This means that things that we feel distanced from by space or time are thought about in a different way than the immediate: the mind acts like a zoom lens.

Later, he added, "I feel distanced from that 'EDM' term".

I felt distanced from everything.

At the time, Hebden felt distanced from dance music.

The protagonist, a young Jew, feels distanced from both his own people and current events.

But the parents also complained that as a group they felt distanced from the school in general.

Thus the reader, too, feels distanced from the enterprise that was at the very heart of Hearst's being.