Sentence examples for feeling distanced from from inspiring English sources

Around the release of 2011's The Future is Medieval, Hodgson revealed that he had begun feeling distanced from his work with Kaiser Chiefs.

REBOUNDS BYRON SCOTT admitted he was a little worried that his franchise player, STEPHON MARBURY, expressed unhappiness last week in feeling distanced from the Nets' plans.

That is probably the result OF you feeling distanced from the person you have just been physically intimate with.

In fact, maybe all us scientists that are feeling distanced from our research organisms should make an effort to directly interact with them; we certainly could benefit from a more holistic understanding of the amazing species we study, even if we can't examine each and every aspect in great detail.

However, carers still report feeling marginalised and distanced from services.

(That may account for the feeling of being distanced from the play that has been raised in some of the less enthusiastic local reviews).

Further, they conveyed feelings of being distanced from other health professional trainings and that a nurturing environment that was sensitive to their future inter-professional role within the healthcare system was important.

Finally, other statements raised long-term consequences for family relationships, for example: 'feeling distanced from relatives who have cancer or are at increased risk' (HSO3).

Stay distanced from your stack.

"Touching" seems an oddly non-passionate choice of adjective, and further shows Hammond's feeling of distance from his father's music.

Europeans now express a feeling of distance from the institution of the European Union and an inability to affect its trajectory.