Sentence examples similar to fostering detachment from inspiring English sources
With its lowly status as domestic furniture, and with the ironic detachment fostered by viewer control, television could become a best friend, an intimate, but never an arch-seducer.
Technology is often seen as disconnecting people from one another promoting detachment, isolation, and fostering a faux intimacy by creating virtual 'relationships.' But technology is also a cohesive force especially in the legal industry.
We're fostering entrepreneurship".
Encourage fostering where necessary.
The overall difficulty with this fealty to Foucault's theoretical endeavour is that its predilection for patiently descriptive theoretical investigations incurs a retreat from clear statements about possibilities for political action, and fosters a growing detachment from any impulse for change.
Eastwood dramatizes the personal sacrifices, the emotional detachment, the imminent loss, the grinding responsibility that it takes to have a career like Valli's, to form and foster the Four Seasons, to reach the big time and stay there.
We need our institutions to create an environment where providers can learn to foster a mindful presence, understand their own emotions, cope with uncertainty and then express compassion that is deeply felt by patients—as they maintain healthy detachment.
Oil fostered industrialism.
It fosters political overspending.
