Sentence examples for had a detachment from inspiring English sources

Nancy Dwyer, who has known her since they were students in Buffalo, told me that, even back then, "she had a detachment that made it so she didn't have to engage in showing who she was.

Partly, this is because they have a detachment that reporters, caught up in the maelstrom of events, cannot equal.

Again, the key is not getting attached in advance to the results ("I MUST own a house to be happy!") but to have a detachment about it.

In June, 1865, Company A, Battalion of Engineers, was ordered to West Point where it remained until August 2, 1867.7 This was p31 a step in the plan to have a detachment of troops of all arms of the service at the Academy for the instruction of cadets.

The 330 Squadron has a detachment at Banak, which is responsible for operating the Westland Sea King for search and rescue missions in the Barents Sea.

But it wasn't simply their expertise – Lennon's French crew had a cool detachment which Irish professionals might have lacked.

All eyes included in this study had a macular detachment and also hypotony.

Two patients are not reported as one had the device explanted due to conjunctival erosion, the other had a retinal detachment.

The patient mentioned above who was blind with buphthalmos, aphakic glaucoma and a scarred keratoconic cornea had a retinal detachment detected by ultrasound during a routine EUA 25 years after removal of his congenital cataracts.

One eye had a persistent retinal detachment resulting from severe tractional retinal detachment secondary to diabetes retinopathy and PVR.

Among the eyes with a rhegmatogenous retinal detachment, one was secondary to toxoplasmosis uveitis, another had a complicated retinal detachment secondary to trauma, and the last one had multiple angiomas secondary to Von Hippel-Lindiseaseease.