Sentence examples for how to detach from inspiring English sources

People who cover war and disasters learn how to detach themselves, otherwise you won't survive.

He knows how to detach himself enough to see what's needed and get what he wants.

John Hinners, a trade group official from Denver, said a flight attendant on his plane to Chicago called him to the front and showed him how to detach the coffee dispenser to get scalding hot water, just in case.

Now that they have to govern, Republicans are grappling with a tough initial challenge: how to detach themselves from an influential wing of their party that has never been interested in arguing facts.

We can distinguish (a) and (b) most clearly by asking how to detach the consequent.

When he realized that I was the creative in the pack and ran with wolves, he taught me how to ground myself in reality, how to detach and how to stay calm.

Cultivated party pollsters would patiently explain how their clients planned to detach the lawnsprinkler vote from coastal feminazis.

The narrator tells us, for instance, that "all writers must know how to distance themselves, to detach themselves from this and that emotional moment, and Danny could do this — even at 12".

Over the years, we have seen how hard it is to detach Americans from even the obviously fallacious parts of that elementary-school saga — the absurd rendering of Reconstruction, with its Northern carpetbaggers and local scalawags descending on a defenseless South, was still taught in the sixties.

I look at them and wonder how they are able to detach.

He described how Shimon Peres's innovative technological project causes Israel to detach from the Middle East and sail westward through the Mediterranean Sea, like a sort of floating island.