Sentence examples for from a detached perspective from inspiring English sources

From a detached perspective, Chris Christie strategist Mike DuHaime told reporters: "Obviously now [Trump and Cruz] are locking horns for who is going to win Iowa".

According to Korsgaard, "the normative question" arises for humans insofar as they are capable of reflecting on themselves and considering their thoughts and desires from a detached perspective.

We listened to his stories the way we'd read history books about the war, from a detached perspective, not knowing any better.

What we've learned from Guardiola this weekend is that he has a detached perspective, eager to blame a mole for hurting Bayern, but blind to the ramifications of his own management style.

Instead he creates a detached perspective by dropping the whole system of close-ups and cross-cutting that classical cinema uses to envelop the spectator emotionally.

This is a biased and halfhearted attempt at worst, and a detached perspective of FIFA's internal problems with entrenching members at best.

It's an understandable response, yet slightly surprising to hear coming from Ms. Anderson, whose work often considers the horrors and follies of humanity from a cool, more detached perspective.

It was as if the physician was then able to gain a more detached perspective and to distance him/herself from the difficult human interactional aspects of the situation.

However, until recently, the field of social cognitive neuroscience has been dominated by paradigms in which participants passively observe social stimuli from a detached "third person" perspective.

This paper presents JADE and its technological components together with a discussion of the possible reasons for its success and lessons learned from the somewhat detached perspective possible nine years after its inception.

But the specialist has a more detached perspective on the hard choices that need to be made as part of the restructuring process.