Sentence examples for increasingly aloof from inspiring English sources

Former Chancellor Helmut Kohl's increasingly aloof style and hymns to European unity are gone.

Meanwhile, there is a danger that Britain's increasingly aloof stance within the Union could marginalize it and reduce its influence.

But the vitriol has a far nastier edge than before, especially toward Domenech, who is cutting an increasingly aloof and distant figure amid rumors that unrest is rife in the squad.

Finkelstein became increasingly aloof, even watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in his private viewing stand instead of with his top executives.

But its grip on power is weakening as voters turn away from an increasingly aloof political clique dominated by hereditary lawmakers with scant talent to manage Asia's second biggest economy.

Knightley's Elizabeth has an "increasingly aloof and emotionally distant" relationship with her family.

Younger members, fresh from the novel experience of working with liberal secularists and even communists to achieve shared goals, increasingly question the aloof dogmatism of ageing leaders.

The jam-band twirlers and flailers are now joined by hip-hop and frat-party-style dancers -- arm-waving and finger-pointing, doing what might be called the "go 'head" motion -- and, increasingly, by more aloof, hipster-style spectators.

In a country where politicians are increasingly seen as aloof and arrogant, Mr Kejriwal's atonement worked wonders.

Cythnia later wrote that she "loved being in India" and had hoped she and Lennon would "rediscover our lost closeness"; to her disappointment, however, Lennon became "increasingly cold and aloof".

Lam said that while Xi painted himself as a man of the people he was now revealing himself to be an aloof leader increasingly reliant on a close circle of "cronies and aides".