Sentence examples for feels detached from inspiring English sources

In some ways, she says, she feels detached, as though these events happened to someone else.

Depersonalization disorder presents as recurrent episodes of depersonalization in which one feels detached or alienated from oneself.

A rectangular block between 42nd and 43rd Streets feels detached from the larger open areas to the north.

Ms. Gray said that she realizes that downtown Newark is being revitalized, one result of which is the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, but that she feels detached from the process.

But the revelation feels detached from any examination of Brad's life experience, or of what motivates his fretful concern with his status — is he an embittered liberal, a closet conservative, a detached cynic?

He feels detached wandering through the dust and ash of lower Manhattan on the day of the attacks; a few weeks later, in Kandahar, staring at the bombed-out compounds of Mullah Omar and Al Qaeda, he feels the same way.

Despite the makers' claims of detachment, of simply recording facts, this stylistically dynamic film doesn't feel detached in any way.

I'd been horny, but now I felt detached.

My right ankle felt detached, like it was floating".

"I felt detached from it my whole life," he said.

Does he feel detached from his home scene?