Sentence examples for growing detachment from inspiring English sources

Is this a sign of a growing detachment by the former Westlife manager?

The result has been a growing detachment between the public and our largest corporations.

The former has led to a growing detachment from politics for many; the latter has helped to usher the least liberal of the disengaged into the hands of those posing as the anti-establishment.

(Joan Baez — Dylan's lover through part of this period, and disconcerted at Dylan's growing detachment from politics — asked Ginsberg and McClure late in 1965 to act as Dylan's conscience).

But lately, Britain's growing detachment from the Union and its efforts to define a looser relationship with the bloc — prompting talk that it might even pull out altogether — are making Ms. Merkel's European vision harder to realize.

We already know about the fragility of Hart's "family man" persona, and this week we get a troubling glimpse of what lurks behind it, first when he responds to his wife Maggie's accusations over his growing detachment from home life by breaking down and confessing that he is "fucked up", and then later when he forces his way into his mistress's house and violently threatens her new boyfriend.

But Obama's so-say inspirational Cairo performance turned out to be the prelude not to transformational progress, but to regional disintegration and growing American detachment.

Biofilm cells may be dispersed either by shedding of daughter cells from actively growing cells, detachment as a result of nutrient levels or quorum sensing, or shearing of biofilm aggregates (continuous removal of small portions of the biofilm) because of flow effects.

Under the invasion of growing biominerals, a dramatic detachment of cells in biofilm happened inevitably (Fig. 5b).

As my detachment grows, I see less people (humans) and more souls around me with certain qualities all on their own individual journey.

Carney finished the year with a rallying cry to policymakers across advanced economies to tackle the causes of a growing sense of "isolation and detachment" among people who felt left behind by globalisation.