For Ms. Hirsch, the computer is a lifeline to the world from which she has grown detached.
Late 60s rock poetry was, he scathingly notes, "a set of floating metaphors for a culture that was growing detached from everything but its own tropes".
Finally, Froyln Gomez tells his own story, and it is an unsparing depiction of a man slowly growing detached from the certainties of his modern life.
But their real dysfunction begins not when there is too much market, but when business grows detached from that original street hustle.
Maybe employees no longer believe in a company's strategy, or direct reports have lost faith in the CEO, or morale has hit a new low, or the CEO has grown detached.
In the book of Genesis, the author(s) tell us that God "created man in His image, in the image of God He created him; male and female he created them...God saw all that He had made, and found it very good" (Gen 1.27-31; NJPS); our contemporary responses to violence committed by others reflects just how far humans have grown detached from not only each other, but to the Creator.
They grew so detached from the Palestinians under Israeli rule that the first intifada in 1987 took them completely by surprise.
When the king of Prussia became the emperor of a unified Germany in 1871, Ludwig grew increasingly detached from Bavarian politics and retreated into an insular world of his own design.
May again proved herself quite the opposite – a C of E worrywart, who, each time Paxman encircled her tighter, grew more detached from the questions themselves.
As they grow increasingly detached from reality, heavy users often exhibit impaired decision-making abilities, becoming paranoid, agitated and quick to anger.
